HAPPY – A1112701

HAPPY – A1112701

NEUTERED MALE, WHITE / BROWN, JACK RUSS TERR, 14 yrs
OWNER SUR – EVALUATE, NO HOLD Reason NO TIME
Intake condition GERIATRIC Intake Date 05/21/2017, From NY 10013, DueOut Date 05/21/2017,

Medical Behavior Evaluation BLUE
Medical Summary 05/21/17 15:50 Scan negative Seems a little nervous but overall calm, allowed all handling, did not show any signs of aggression but was not wagging tail either BAR Clear OU, chronic changes/hyperplasia AU, yeasty AU, nndc OP 3/4 tartar PLN wnl H/L reg, no obvious murmur, ssp, lungs clear/eupenic, no coughing or sneezing ABD pot belly, slightly pendulous, non-painful, soft Integ wnl BCS 8/9 UG m/n Neuro alert and appropriate A:Otitis externa AU-chronic Obese Geriatric P:Full blood work-CBC/chem/T4 Cleaned ears Otobiotic BID x 14 days then recheck Pending bloods, fair to good prognosis
Weight 31.0

A volunteer writes: Happy would so love to be happy again and put a big smile on his face like the one he had when he entered the care center. He thought he was at an outing, meeting new friends with his owner. I love that intake picture that shows me that Happy has it in him to be joyous. I met Happy the day after his arrival. He is a sizable JRT at 31lbs. He had his back to the kennel door and his face was smudged against the back wall. I petted him and slowly, he turned around, let me pick him up and off we left for the street and then the yard. His first task was to do his business (his den is very clean and we are told that he is housetrained). His mood was “lighter”. He accepted a scarf and my caresses and took tiny bits of soft treats. Happy is a good little walker and does well the stairs, too. When I read what his long time owner (14 years) told us about him, I said to myself. “What a good little dog who has served so well his family”. Yes, he is 14 and…a bit overweight, but he still has a sharp brain, four good legs and mostly a loving heart. Happy needs to get his spirit back and he will do so only in a real new home and with a caring new owner or family. Happy is at the Manhattan Care Center, dreaming of you.

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