BELLA ROSE – A1089148

BELLA ROSE – A1089148

**RETURNED 09/14/16**

FEMALE, BLACK / WHITE, GREAT DANE, 5 yrs
RETURN – ONHOLDHERE, HOLD FOR DOH-B Reason PETS CONFL
Intake condition EXAM REQ Intake Date 09/14/2016, From OUT OF NYC, DueOut Date 09/23/2016,

Medical Behavior Evaluation GREEN
Medical Summary SCAN POSITIVE 981020019269143 BRIGHT ALERT RESPONSIVE HYDRATED PHYSICAL EXAM- INTACT FEMALE MILD TO MOD DENTAL TARTAR. EYES, EARS- WNL OLD SCARS AT PAWS SOME UNDERWEIGHT AMB X 4 ALLOWS HANDLING NOSF
Weight 95.2

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FEMALE, BLACK / WHITE, GREAT DANE MIX, 5 yrs
STRAY – STRAY WAIT, NO HOLD Reason STRAY
Intake condition UNSPECIFIE Intake Date 09/09/2016, From NY 10467, DueOut Date 09/12/2016,

Medical Behavior Evaluation GREEN
Medical Summary Microchip: scanner not working in the bronx — will scan upon arrival at MACC Sex: female Age 5 years Mentation: BARH Eyes: clear Ears: clean Nose: clear Teeth: moderte tartar If abnormal BCS: 3 Skin: appears to have small areas of alopecia around the paw areas of both front and hind legs Appears to be slightly underweight as well Hair Coat: WNL Declawed: no Any injuries: none Behavior: social and friendly Medication: none NOSF
Weight 95.0

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A volunteer writes:
I waited days and days to spend time with BellaRose and finally, my wish was granted…She is a very big girl, statuesque in her alabaster dress,  much too thin and who has this “offended” look while in her kennel: “What am I doing in here, really, a gal of my lineage and size ?” She gestures with her runway model’s long legs…”Let’s go out!!!!” We are of course in the street in no time..Bellarose attends to business right away. We then sail surprisingly smoothly along 110th street, no pulling involved. She spots incoming dogs, tail high from far away and as I am not yet too familiar with her, we do not seek close contact. Bellarose was brought back  to us as she got into a squabble over a treat with the adopter’s own dog. No dog will ever share a treat… Two dogs…two treats…It is only fair and mostly safe…Bella Rose sits on command and takes tasty kibbles politely from my hand. She very much likes to be petted and leans on me for more caresses as we become more accustomed to each other. I clean her eyes and admire the pink lining of her ears, so soft and silky. Bellarose is really a majestic dog who could not  walk incognito  even if she wanted to…All eyes are on her, in and out the care center…It never happened to me…but now, walking with Bellarose , I can pretend it does…Back in the adoption quarters, Bellarose spots a favorite adoption counselor. She kisses him and simply sits on his lap while accepting more kisses from other staff…Bellarose is quite a character with lots of personality. Sociable, friendly, affectionate, needy and pushy….Bellarose is not of course your average pooch. She belongs to a connoisseur of the breed and an experienced adopter or foster. Bellarose is waiting for you at the Manhattan Care Center. She dreams to win your heart , grow roots and build memories with you as your forever best friend.

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