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| A2311590 | Sunday, 03 September, 2023 | 4-9-24 called lvm
10/20 P0691951 (Denise) will decide whether to adopt by end of weekend -DM
See Note- Adopter Info
10/19 - Transfer from foster P1134542 to P0691951 (pend foster app) -DM
9/17 - 30-day foster w/ P1134542 -Dm
-100 hours of cs | Tuesday, 09 April, 2024 11:53AM | Intake / Outcome |
| A2311590 | Tuesday, 05 September, 2023 | Tech Exam
History:Stray
TPR: not able to obtain
Physical Examination
General Appearance: BAR FAS 0/5
Eyes: no abnormalities noted
Ears: no abnormalities noted
Oral: no abnormalities noted; Pink mm
Cardio/Respiratory: no abnormalities noted
Musculoskeletal: BCS 5/9
Neurologic: no abnormalities noted
Lymphatic: no abnormalities noted
Skin: no abnormalities noted
Abdomen: no abnormalities noted
Urogenital: Intact female, no spay scar seen
Treatment:DAPP+L SQ FR Shoulder, Internasal Boredetella, Strongid 50mg/ml-4ml PO, Interceptor 25-50lbs, Topical flea and tick,
Prevention for heartworm and intestinal parasites is provided monthly while in the shelter | Tuesday, 05 September, 2023 12:33PM | Medical |
| A2311590 | Thursday, 07 September, 2023 | 9/7 HE WAS UNCOMFORTABLE WHEN HE FIRST ENTERED THE YARD, BUT QUICKLY OPENED UP. HE DID GREAT. HE SOCIALIZED WITH EVERYONE AND ENGAGED IN PLAY WITH SOME OF THE OTHERS.
Additional Note:
| Sunday, 10 September, 2023 8:54AM | Playgroup |
| A2311590 | Monday, 11 September, 2023 | G000517
Anesthesia was induced using an injectable combination of sedatives
Maintenance: endotracheal tube, isoflurane
Patient was aseptically prepared for surgery. A ventral midline skin incision was made and extended through subcutaneous tissue and abdominal wall. The ovarian pedicle and uterine body were exteriorized, ligated and inspected for bleeding. The rectus fascia and the subcutaneous tissue were sutured. An intradermal pattern with absorbable monofilament suture was used to suture skin. Tissue glue was applied to incision. A green tattoo was applied on the abdomen to indicate patient has been sterilized. A microchip was inserted. RABIES VACCINE ADMINISTERED: RABVAC Serial # E0424453A Exp:2/04/24
Discharge instructions:
1. Exercise restriction: no running, jumping, playing with people or other animals, or long walks.
2. Do not bathe for 10 days
3. Suture removal not necessary
4. Monitor incision for discharge, redness, swelling. If green, yellow or thick bloody discharge is present please take pet to a veterinarian immediately.
| Monday, 11 September, 2023 2:13PM | Medical |
| A2311590 | Monday, 11 September, 2023 | THIS ANIMAL HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR SAME DAY SURGERY PICK UP.
ADOPTER IS AWARE THAT THIS ANIMAL WILL/MAY HAVE RESIDUAL SIDE EFFECTS FROM ANESTHESIA. THIS INCLUDES (BUT NOT LIMITED TO) DILATED/CONSTRICTED PUPILS, UNSTEADY WALK, AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR, & POSSIBLE VOMITING. ADOPTER WILL MONITOR THEIR ANIMAL THROUGHOUT THIS PERIOD. ALL FURTHER TREATMENTS/EXPENSES THAT MAY ARISE THROUGHOUT THIS RECOVERY PERIOD ARE THE RESPONSIBILTY OF THE ADOPTER AT THEIR OWN VET. BCAC WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE. ADOPTER ACKNOWLEDGES THAT BCAC DOES NOT OFFER AFTER HOURS CARE.
Post-Surgical Care Instructions:
Anesthesia can cause nausea and vomiting, we suggest that you only offer your pet ½ of his or her normal meal size post-surgery. Normal feeding should continue the following day.
Keep your pet calm. Patients' recovering from surgery should have limited exercise. No running, jumping, bathing, climbing on furniture, playing with other pets or with humans, or other strenuous activities for 10-14 days. Remember to keep your pet indoors, it is crucial to avoid possible infection. Walk your pet on a leash to allow him/her to urinate or defecate and do not take your pet for long walks during this time.
Check the incision site daily for swelling, redness or discharge. Any swelling should be minimal and resolve within 48 hours. A small amount of yellow-orange discharge is normal the first 48 hours. If there is yellow-green discharge, excessive swelling or bruising, or a large amount of blood, please seek veterinary care immediately. Do not allow your pet to lick his or her incision site. If an E-collar was provided it must stay on pet at all times for 10 days. Failure to do so may result in infection, dehiscence (opening of surgical site) and the need for further surgical attention. If sutures are present on incision, they are due to be removed 10 days after surgery.
Thank you for adopting!
Signature:___________________________________
Date:_______________________________________ | Monday, 11 September, 2023 2:14PM | Medical |
| A2311590 | Sunday, 17 September, 2023 | Start Trazodone: (1) Trazadone 100 mg tablet once daily | Sunday, 17 September, 2023 12:42PM | Medical |
| A2311590 | Sunday, 17 September, 2023 | THIS ANIMAL HAS A RELEASE WAIVER DUE TO DISPLAYING STRESSFUL BEHAVIOR WHILE BEING KENNELED. THIS PET HAS BEEN MEDICATED WITH TRAZADONE FOR THE DURATION OF HIS/HER SHELTER STAY, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. TRAZODONE IS AN ANXIETY MEDICATION TO HELP HIM/HER RELAX WHILE STRESSED FROM BEING KENNELED. PLEASE ADVISE YOUR VETERINARIAN ABOUT THE MEDICATION HE/SHE WAS RECIEVING.ONCE ADOPTED, ANY BILLS, EXPENSES OR LIABILITY INCURED RELATING TO THIS WILL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE ADOPTER AND THEIR PRIVATE VET. BCAC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CARE, TREATMENT, BILLS OR EXPENSES WHICH MAY INCUR DUE TO INCIDENTS REGARDING THIS BEHAVIOR.
Signature __________________________________
Date ______________________________________
| Sunday, 17 September, 2023 12:40PM | Medical |
| A2311590 | Tuesday, 19 September, 2023 | DAPP+L Booster
Strongid 34lbs | Tuesday, 05 September, 2023 12:32PM | Medical |
| A2311590 | Thursday, 21 September, 2023 | Reason for visit/Hx: The foster parent expressed concern regarding the dog's nasal discharge and sneezing, which occurred on 9/20. However, today the dog appears to be in good health. G000692 conducted an examination and determined that it would be advisable to monitor the dog closely in case the symptoms persist, as all vital signs and other indicators were within a healthy range.
General appearance: BAR, BCS 5/9, FAS 0-1/5; Vitals: WNL
PE findings: unremarkable
Assessment: P appears to be in overall good health according to vitals and brief PE.
Vaccines/prev care services:
DAPP-L vaccine RF SQ
Bordetella vaccine IN
Recheck:
Return in 30 DAYS to continue preventive care protocol, or sooner if P shows any signs of illness.
Client education:
Please contact our Foster Team via email with any questions or concerns you may have. If you think your foster is stable but requires medical evaluation, please bring to the clinic from Tuesday through Sunday between 3pm-4pm. In case of emergency, bring P to the clinic immediately (during business hours) for further medical attention. | Thursday, 21 September, 2023 4:10PM | Medical |
| A2311590 | Tuesday, 10 October, 2023 | FOSTER UPDATE:
We just wanted to give you an update on Wiggs, our foster puppy. She has been doing amazing, she is super friendly, well behaved with kids and other dogs, great on leash, potty trained, we are teaching her basic commands like sit, stay and come and she is learning super fast.
| Tuesday, 10 October, 2023 1:12PM | Behavior |
| A2311590 | Sunday, 15 October, 2023 | No concerns. | Sunday, 15 October, 2023 12:36PM | Medical |
| A2311590 | Saturday, 04 November, 2023 | FOSTER UPDATE:
1.Are you planning to adopt your foster pet? If not, what is your intention? - Unfortunately we can't adopt Wiggs. We already have one big dog and we travel too much and can't afford to pay for boarding for 2 dogs. However, we are trying to find her a forever family in our neighborhood so we can still see Wiggs in the future. We don't want to take her back to the shelter and we plan to foster until she finds a loving family.
2.Is your foster pet crate trained? - We don't use crate in our house.
3.Is your foster pet potty trained? - Yes. We have a doggie door to our backyard which she can go through anytime she needs to go potty outside.
4.How does your foster pet do with stairs? - Good, no problem walking up and down.
5.Is your foster pet good with commands? - We are training her - she listens to SIT, STAY and COME HERE
6.Does your foster pet resource guard e.g., exhibit possessive aggressive behaviors with food? - NO, she is sharing with our dog.
7.Does your foster pet resource guard e.g., exhibit possessive aggressive behaviors with
toys? - NO
8.How does your foster pet do with cats? - Not sure, but she is ok with our guinea pigs, she is observing them but not attacking them.
9.Does your foster pet chew on things? - Yes, she is still a puppy so she likes to chew on towys, sticks and sometime a shoe, but we are sure she will grow out of it.
10.Does your foster pet display any behavior issues that is concerning? No
11.Is your foster pet good with kids? Yes, she is great with our two daughters and the kids in the neighborhood, she loves to play fetch with them, cuddles with them.
12.How old are the kids that your foster pet was friendly with? 12 and 14 years old
13.How does your foster pet do on walks? Does your foster pet pull on the leash? She is doing very well, she doesn't pull or stop and sniff like our other dog. She only pulls when she sees someone playing with a ball in the park where we walk (tennis, basketball) because she wants to play with them. ??
14.How does your foster pet do in a car? We took her home from the shelter in a car and she did great - she was calm and happy. When I took her back to the shelter for a medical check up she peed in the car, not sure if she was scared that she is going back to the shelter or she just couldn't hold it but it was a one time accident.
15.How does your foster pet behave around other people? She is super friendly and sweet.
| Saturday, 04 November, 2023 4:25PM | Behavior |
| A2311590 | Saturday, 04 November, 2023 | FOSTER UPDATE CONTINUED:
16.How does your foster pet do near other animals? She is friendly and wants to play with everyone. Some dogs are a little taken back by her energy but they warm up to her eventually.
17.Does your foster pet behave while you eat? Yes, she doesn't care for human food.
18.Does your foster pet beg for food at dinner time? No
19.How does your foster pet accept treats? She loves treats.
20.Do you know anyone that may be interested in your foster pet? No, we had someone who tried to take Wiggs for the weekend. But their puppy and Wiggs were playing too rough together and they decided to wait with adopting a new dog until their puppy gets older.
21.Are you currently promoting your foster pet on your own? Yes, on social media and we are taking her to adoption events.
22.Is there any other type of information you can share on your foster pet? She is very sweet and loving, she trusts people and we want to make sure she goes to a loving family that will not mistreat her. She might be better as the only dog in the family because of the energy she has. Our older dogs sometimes gets annoyed by her attempts to constantly play with him.
| Saturday, 04 November, 2023 4:27PM | Behavior |
| A2311590 | Sunday, 12 November, 2023 | Meet Wiggs! (A2311590)
10-Months-Old & 43 Pounds
Wiggs arrived at the shelter on 09/03/23 as a stray. She has been in a foster home for a couple months and has found no interested adopters yet ? Unfortunately, her foster family is unable to take care of this sweet, sweet girl this upcoming holiday week, and she will be forced to return to the overwhelming shelter environment if she cannot find another home ASAP.
Here is what her fosters have to say about little Wiggs:
She is extremely sweet, friendly and playful, especially with kids.
She loves to give kisses, snuggle, and play fetch.
Wiggs is potty trained and walks well on leash.
She gets along with other dogs and loves to play with everyone; however, she has a lot of energy, and it sometimes intimidates small dogs in the neighborhood.
She gets along with our 70 pound dog fine.
PLEASE help us in ensuring this sweetheart does not have to return to a life at the shelter.
For more information on Wiggs, please contact us at: Foster@Broward.org.
| Sunday, 12 November, 2023 2:51PM | Note-Fostblast |
| A2311590 | Wednesday, 29 November, 2023 | Owner states that "Wiggs" is doing great. No concerns at this time. | Wednesday, 29 November, 2023 11:34AM | Medical |
| A2311590 | Sunday, 14 January, 2024 | Owner states that "Wiggs" is doing great. No concerns at this time.
FAS 3/5
BCS 5/9
TX: Interceptor 25-50lbs SD PO and Credelio 25.1-50lbs SDPO
| Sunday, 14 January, 2024 1:21PM | Medical |
| A2311590 | Sunday, 11 February, 2024 | Reason for visit/Hx: Routine checkup and preventative care. Foster parent does not report any health concerns at this time. Mentioned she will not be adopting because shes relocating to europe.
General appearance: BAR, BCS 5/9, FAS 3-4/5; Vitals: WNL
PE findings: unremarkable
Assessment: P appears to be in overall good health according to vitals and brief PE. Current disease process affecting this P cannot be completely r/o at this time. Not lameness during the examination.
Prev care services:
Interceptor Plus [ 50.1-100lbs]: 1 chew given PO once. Repeat q30d
Credelio tablet 50.1-100lbs PO SD
Recheck:
Return in 30 DAYS to continue preventive care protocol, or sooner if P shows any signs of illness.
Client education:
Sugested the foster to use chest leash to control and handle the animal, insted collar (was choking because the animal is very hyper and strong).
Please contact our Foster Team via email with any questions or concerns you may have. If you think your foster is stable but requires medical evaluation, please bring to the clinic from Tuesday through Sunday between 3pm-4pm. In case of emergency, bring P to the clinic immediately (during business hours) for further medical attention. | Sunday, 11 February, 2024 12:4PM | Medical |
| A2311590 | Sunday, 10 March, 2024 | Reason for visit/Hx: Routine checkup and preventative care. Foster parent does not report any health concerns at this time. Mentioned she will not be adopting because shes relocating to europe.
General appearance: BAR, BCS 5/9, FAS 3-4/5; Vitals: WNL
PE findings: unremarkable
Assessment: P appears to be in overall good health according to vitals and brief PE. Current disease process affecting this P cannot be completely r/o at this time. Not lameness during the examination.
Prev care services:
Interceptor Plus [ 50.1-100lbs]: 1 chew given PO once. Repeat q30d
Credelio tablet 50.1-100lbs PO SD
Recheck:
Return in 30 DAYS to continue preventive care protocol, or sooner if P shows any signs of illness.
Client education:
Sugested the foster to use chest leash to control and handle the animal, insted collar (was choking because the animal is very hyper and strong).
Please contact our Foster Team via email with any questions or concerns you may have. If you think your foster is stable but requires medical evaluation, please bring to the clinic from Tuesday through Sunday between 3pm-4pm. In case of emergency, bring P to the clinic immediately (during business hours) for further medical attention. | Sunday, 10 March, 2024 11:42AM | Medical |
| A2311590 | Wednesday, 17 April, 2024 | Reason for visit/Hx: Routine checkup and preventative care. Foster parent does not report any health concerns at this time. Mentioned she will not be adopting because shes relocating to europe.
General appearance: BAR, BCS 5/9, FAS 3-4/5; Vitals: WNL
PE findings: unremarkable
Assessment: P appears to be in overall good health according to vitals and brief PE. Current disease process affecting this P cannot be completely r/o at this time. Not lameness during the examination.
Prev care services:
Interceptor Plus [ 50.1-100lbs]: 1 chew given PO once. Repeat q30d
Credelio tablet 50.1-100lbs PO SD: 1 chew given PO once. Repeat q30d
Recheck:
Return in 30 DAYS to continue preventive care protocol, or sooner if P shows any signs of illness.
Client education:
Sugested the foster to use chest leash to control and handle the animal, insted collar (was choking because the animal is very hyper and strong).
Please contact our Foster Team via email with any questions or concerns you may have. If you think your foster is stable but requires medical evaluation, please bring to the clinic from Tuesday through Sunday between 3pm-4pm. In case of emergency, bring P to the clinic immediately (during business hours) for further medical attention. | Wednesday, 17 April, 2024 5:17PM | Medical |