DUTCHESS – A1070510
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SAFE 01/18/17
DUTCHESS – A1070510
**RETURNED 01/12/17**SAFER : NEW HOPE RESCUE ONLY**
SPAYED FEMALE, BLACK, LABRADOR RETR / GERM SHEPHERD, 8 yrs
OWNER SUR – EVALUATE, HOLD FOR ID Reason NO TIME
Intake condition EXAM REQ Intake Date 01/12/2017, From NY 10456, DueOut Date 01/15/2017,
Medical Behavior Evaluation BLUE
Medical Summary Microchip: 981020015307124 Sex: spayed female Age: reported 8y Mentation: BARH Eyes: slight opacity Ears: WNL with some mild flaky d/c Nose: no d/c Teeth: moderate staining If abnormal BCS: overweight under haircoat Skin: slight sebaceous activity Hair Coat: sparse over back and needs grooming (undercoat brushed) otherwise WNL Declawed: N/A Any injuries: grapefruit sized mass on left side thorax, previously noted when at shelter Behavior: allowed minimal handling, nervous and panting in shelter, whale eyed at times Medication: NA, preventatives given
Weight 85.0
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RTO – 04/20/2016
SPAYED FEMALE, BLACK, LABRADOR RETR / GERM SHEPHERD, 8 yrs
OWNER SUR – EVALUATE, NO HOLD Reason PERS PROB
Intake condition UNSPECIFIE Intake Date 04/16/2016, From NY 10456, DueOut Date 04/19/2016,
Medical Behavior Evaluation BLUE
Medical Summary On the left side of the thoracic cavity — mass present — vet check Microchip: negative Sex: spayed Age 8 years Mentation: BARH Eyes: clear Ears: slight wax Nose: clear Teeth: moderate/ severe tartar If abnormal BCS: 3 Skin: wnl Hair Coat: aph Declawed: no Any injuries: mass on the left thoracic cavity Behavior: very tense, nervous and fearful Medication: vet check will determine NOSF
Weight 83.3
Dutchess is a shy gal. She has the sweetest and gentlest smile, beautiful button eyes and such a calm demeanor. A girly Teddy Bear… She looks so naive, a real good girl I truly want to meet….. I like Dutchess. She is a chunky and very furry mama who has proven to be for so many years a very good family dog. She is described as fond of children, a bit timid with strangers, affectionate, playful, housetrained, a great walker, loving baths and brushing and free of any handling issues. Dutchess, relinquished into our care as her owner had personal problems, is a little lost here at the care center..She is obedient, goes with the flow. No question asked…. She lays quietly on her blanket and comes to her door to be leashed. She walks beautifully by my side, not forgetting to do her business on the way. Her kennel is clean and orderly. Free in a pen, she shows a healthy interest in other dogs playing in adjacent pens. She comes when I call her and accepts caresses as well as treats that she takes politely from my hand. She seems to be “elsewhere”, probably baffled at her new surroundings and missing her prior life. She gets”attached” quickly, though and squeezes her big body against mine for more bonding and comfort. Dutchess is a very likable middle aged gal, a family dog who will bloom again in loving hands and be the loyal, gentle and fun friend we all dream to have by our sides. Dutchess is at the Manhattan Care Center.
Another volunteer writes: A bundle of fluff is quietly resting on her bed, getting up slowly as I unlatch her door. Dutchess is easily leashed and out we go. Her highness goes potty the moment we’re outside and we enjoyed a slow and easy walk around the block. Off leash in the yard she explores our pen and walks over to greet a large male dog in an adjoining pen with a soft and easy tail wag. We’re told that Dutchess is shy with strangers and as we’re all strangers she’s doing a remarkable job of making friends. She’s lovely, she’s sweet and gentle and in need of a new kingdom (family) to take care of.
PROFILE:
Dutchess is an 8 yr. old Lab Germ Shepherd mix. The Owner got her from North Shore Animal League; she has owned Dutchess for over 6 yrs. The owner surrendered Dutchess because the owner because of personal problems. Dutchess has a growth on the left side of her belly; she has never been treated and has not been taken to a vet in years.
Socialization:
Around strangers Dutchess is very shy and tries to avoid new people. Dutchess has not lived with children but he is relaxed and playful around the owner’s grandchildren. Dutchess has never bitten anyone.
Behavior:
The owner stats that Dutchess is not bothered when some moves her food or treats while she is eating, when someone takes her toys away or when someone disturbs her while sleeping. Dutchess likes to be brushed and given bathes but has never had her nails trimmed. When an unfamiliar person or animal approaches a family member or her home she barks at them for a little bit then hides. The owner says that Dutchess is scared loud noises such as storms or fireworks and will often run and hide from the noise.
For a new family to know:
The owner describes Dutchess as friendly and shy with a medium activity level. Her favorite activity is to play fetch with his owner. In the home Dutchess tends to follow the owner around the house and is kept mainly indoors. Dutchess sleeps in the floor of the bedroom on a dog bed. Dutchess was fed Purina dry dog food two times a day. She is house trained and has never had an accident in the home, when outside she goes to the bathroom on or around trees and grass. Dutchess knows the commands “sit “and “Come”. For exercise Dutchess is used to brisk walks on the leash and twice a day and does not pull on the leash.
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JANUARY 2017
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