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| A2313260 | Thursday, 02 October, 2003 | Adding Trazodone to treatment plan | Tuesday, 03 October, 2023 11:5AM | Medical |
| A2313260 | Wednesday, 27 September, 2023 | 03/07/24 -Fostyer P0041277 W/N adopt A23123260 Jeremy. eo.
1/6 ** P0041277 will continue to foster A2313260 for 30 days 02/06/2024.**CYG
found with 2 other dogs | Thursday, 07 March, 2024 5:30PM | Intake / Outcome |
| A2313260 | Tuesday, 03 October, 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.
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| Tuesday, 03 October, 2023 11:6AM | Medical |
| A2313260 | Wednesday, 11 October, 2023 |
Tech Exam
History:Stray that came in with 2 other dogs.Limited exam due to FAS estimated weight to be 45 lbs
TPR: not able to obtain
Physical Examination
General Appearance: BAR FAS 3/5
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: Shaggy coat
Abdomen: no abnormalities noted
Urogenital: Intact male, two descended testicles.
Treatment:DAPP+L SQ FR Shoulder, Internasal Boredetella, Strongid 50mg/ml-5ml PO, Interceptor 25-50lbs, Credelio 25.1-50lbs
Prevention for heartworm and intestinal parasites is provided monthly while in the shelter | Wednesday, 11 October, 2023 5:33PM | Medical |
| A2313260 | Thursday, 19 October, 2023 | 10/19 HE WAS FEARFUL. HE PUT THE BREAKS ON AND DID NOT WANT TO WALK IN THE PEN. I SENT HIM FOR A WALK INSTEAD.
Additional Note:
| Sunday, 22 October, 2023 10:50AM | Playgroup |
| A2313260 | Wednesday, 25 October, 2023 | DAPPV-L4 Booster: Completed
Strongid: Completed | Wednesday, 25 October, 2023 1:41PM | Medical |
| A2313260 | Tuesday, 28 November, 2023 | Adding Gabapentin to treatment plan | Tuesday, 28 November, 2023 1:30PM | Medical |
| A2313260 | Wednesday, 29 November, 2023 | Meet Jeremy! (A2313260)
2 Years Old & Unknown weight
Jeremy arrived at the shelter on 09/27/23 as a stray. Jeremy is a handsome fellow who is a bit on the fearful side. Jeremy has not adjusted well to the shelter environment since his arrival so we are looking to place Jeremy in a foster home so he can relax, and get to know his new foster people. Jeremy has also done well in a playgroup setting with other dogs (see video attached to this email). Jeremy will warm up to you after you give him delicious treats as he takes them gently from your hand! So what are you waiting for?? Take Jeremy out on a fun daycation this weekend through our Broward Buddies Program!
For more information on Jeremy, or on our Broward Buddies Program, please contact us at: Foster@Broward.org
Take me out on a Broward Buddies Outing! You can now schedule your own Broward Buddies appointments in our acuity scheduler, please see the link below to self-schedule your own Broward Buddies appointment at your convenience:
https://acdappointmentcenter.as.me/BrowardBuddies
| Wednesday, 29 November, 2023 4:16PM | Behavior |
| A2313260 | Wednesday, 29 November, 2023 | Meet Jeremy! (A2313260)
2 Years Old & Unknown weight
Jeremy arrived at the shelter on 09/27/23 as a stray. Jeremy is a handsome fellow who is a bit on the fearful side. Jeremy has not adjusted well to the shelter environment since his arrival so we are looking to place Jeremy with a transfer partner so he can relax, and get to know his new people. Jeremy has also done well in a playgroup setting with other dogs (see video attached to this email). Jeremy will warm up to you after you give him delicious treats as he takes them gently from your hand! So what are you waiting for??
For more information on Jeremy, please contact us at: Rescue@Broward.org
Take me out on a Broward Buddies Outing! You can now schedule your own Broward Buddies appointments in our acuity scheduler, please see the link below to self-schedule your own Broward Buddies appointment at your convenience:
https://acdappointmentcenter.as.me/BrowardBuddies
| Wednesday, 29 November, 2023 4:18PM | Rescue-Rescblast |
| A2313260 | Wednesday, 06 December, 2023 | Monthly HW Prevention - administered | Wednesday, 06 December, 2023 4:29PM | Medical |
| A2313260 | Saturday, 06 January, 2024 | G000620
Anesthesia was induced using an injectable combination of sedatives
Maintenance: endotracheal tube, isoflurane
Patient was aseptically prepared for surgery. A midline pre-scrotal incision was made, both testicles were exteriorized, and the left and right spermatic cords were ligated and inspected for bleeding. The subcutaneous tissue was 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 #E066735A EXP:10/22/24
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.
5. Keep e-collar on at all times for 10 days following surgery.
| Saturday, 06 January, 2024 3:50PM | Medical |
| A2313260 | Saturday, 06 January, 2024 |
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!
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Date:_______________________________________ | Saturday, 06 January, 2024 2:36PM | Medical |
| A2313260 | Thursday, 11 January, 2024 | FOSTER UPDATE:
1.Are you planning to adopt your foster pet? No If not, what is your intention? Foster
2.Is your foster pet crate trained? Yes
3.Is your foster pet potty trained? Yes
4.How does your foster pet do with stairs? I have not yet seen him around stairs.
5.Is your foster pet good with commands? We are working on improving commands.
6.Does your foster pet resource guard e.g., exhibit possessive aggressive behaviors with food? No
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? He is reactive, and we are working on that.
9.Does your foster pet chew on things? Only his toys
10.Does your foster pet display any behavior issues that is concerning? No
11.Is your foster pet good with kids? I have not yet had the opportunity to see him interact with kids.
12.How old are the kids that your foster pet was friendly with? I have not yet seen him interact with kids.
13.How does your foster pet do on walks? He is okay on walks once he hits his stride. We, however, need a bit of improvement. Does your foster pet pull on the leash? Yes, sometimes. We need to work on this a bit.
14.How does your foster pet do in a car? Really well. He is truly a joy.
15.How does your foster pet behave around other people? Right now, he is not very comfortable around lots of people. He is very timid and fearful. He is a very sensitive and gentle soul that needs to be exposed to more and more people gradually. One on one, he lights up the room and actually seems to smile.
16.How does your foster pet do near other animals? He is fine, just very reactive to cats and ducks. He wants to chase them, and this is something that we are working on.
17.Does your foster pet behave while you eat? Yes
18.Does your foster pet beg for food at dinner time? No
19.How does your foster pet accept treats? Really well. He is very gentle when he gets treats.
20.Do you know anyone that may be interested in your foster pet? No
21.Are you currently promoting your foster pet on your own? Not yet.
| Thursday, 11 January, 2024 4:2PM | Behavior |
| A2313260 | Thursday, 11 January, 2024 | FOSTER UPDATE CONTINUED:
22.Is there any other type of information you can share on your foster pet? Jeremy "Jay" is such a gentle soul who is very loving and very sensitive. He just needs time to learn what it means to be around a lot of different people, noises, sounds, sights, and experiences. He loves to play with his toys and play catch with a tennis ball. He also loves to just sit next to you. He is truly a gem. Once he feels safe and comfortable, he lights up the room. | Thursday, 11 January, 2024 4:3PM | Behavior |
| A2313260 | Saturday, 20 January, 2024 | Reason for visit/Hx: Routine checkup and preventative care. Foster parent informed me that the dog is quite fearful and triggered by cats. They plan to collaborate with our behaviorist to address these issues, emphasizing that they're focusing on socialization.Additionally, there's a concern about a red bump in the dog's right ear that was adress by G000648.
General appearance: BAR, BCS 5/9, FAS 0-4/5; Vitals: WNL
PE findings: unremarkable
Assessment: P appears to be in overall good health according to vitals and brief PE.e
Vaccines/prev care services:
Per G000648 Panalog oint (apply small amount to affected area BID a day.)
Interceptor Plus: 1 chew given PO once. Repeat q30d.
Credelio
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. | Saturday, 20 January, 2024 12:28PM | Medical |
| A2313260 | Sunday, 25 February, 2024 | Reason for visit/Hx: Routine checkup and preventative care. Foster parent does not report any health concerns at this time.
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. Seems a lot less fearful.
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, 25 February, 2024 12:21PM | Medical |
| A2313260 | Thursday, 07 March, 2024 | 03/07/24 -Fostyer P0041277 W/N adopt A23123260 Jeremy. eo.
| Thursday, 07 March, 2024 5:31PM | Note |
| A2313260 | Sunday, 17 March, 2024 | Reason for visit/Hx: Routine checkup and preventative care. Foster parent does not report any health concerns at this time.
General appearance: BAR, BCS 5/9, FAS 4/5; Vitals: WNL
PE findings: unremarkable
Assessment: P appears to be in overall good health according to vitals and brief PE. Seems a lot less fearful.
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, 17 March, 2024 2:49PM | Medical |
| A2313260 | Sunday, 21 April, 2024 | Reason for visit/Hx: Routine checkup and preventative care. Foster parent does not report any health concerns at this time.
General appearance: BAR, BCS 5/9, FAS 3/5; Vitals: WNL
PE findings: unremarkable
Assessment: P appears to be in overall good health according to vitals and brief PE.
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, 21 April, 2024 12:0PM | Medical |
| A2313260 | Saturday, 18 May, 2024 | Reason for visit/Hx: Routine checkup and preventative care. Foster parent does not report any health concerns at this time.
General appearance: BAR, BCS 6/9, FAS 2/5; Vitals: WNL
PE findings: unremarkable
Assessment: P appears to be in overall good health according to vitals and brief PE.
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. | Saturday, 18 May, 2024 11:44AM | Medical |