ONYX – A1083280

Brooklyn Center

My name is ONYX. My Animal ID # is A1083280.
I am a neutered male black and brown rottweiler mix. The shelter thinks I am about 5 YEARS old.

I came in the shelter as a OWNER SUR on 07/29/2016 from NY 11418, owner surrender reason stated was LLORDPRIVA.

MOST RECENT MEDICAL INFORMATION AND WEIGHT
08/06/2016 Exam Type CAGE EXAM – Medical Rating is 5 C – SEVERE CONDITIONS , Behavior Rating is NONE, Weight 75.6 LBS.

8/6/16 S-patient still lethargic and weak in cage, NI in food, drooling O-QAR/lethargic, pink mm, +/-hydrated EENT-mucoid d/c OU, mucoid nasal d/c, CAU H/L-no m/a, wsp, clear lung sounds GI-drool in oral cavity, SNP, NMP GU-MN, hematuria when transferred to medical MSI-BCS 2.5/5, weak but will amb x 4 on own when needed, good haircoat Neuro-alert and responsive, normal cranial nerves, amb x 4 weakly without ataxia A-1. CIRDC with severe leukocytosis 2. severe regenerative (mildly) anemia R/O secondary to loss (hematuria) vs destruction vs other 3. thrombocytopenia R/O secondary to loss vs destruction vs other 4. hepatobiliary changes on bloodwork 5. hematuria with proteinuria P-move to medical for IVF and IV antibiotics CBC-severe macrocytic hypochromic anemia (14%) without reticulocytes, severe leukocytosis (105 K/ul) with elevation of all WBC (lymphocytes 18.99 K/ul, monocytes 14.91 K/ul, neutrophils 71.2 K/ul with suspected bands), thrombocytopenia (22 K/ul) Chemistry-elevated ALKP (241 U/L), elevated BUN (38 mg/dl), elevated Tbili (3.6 mg/dl) UA-blood 3+ and protein 2+ 500 ml LRS bolus given over 20 minutes, followed by another 400 ml bolus over 20 minutes Administer Baytril 100 mg/ml-2.6 ml IV SID instead of SQ Cerenia 10 mg/ml-3.4 ml SQ SID Consider adding ampiciilin 750 mg IV TID, consider pulling blood for autoagglutination test prognosis is poor. with the anemia, the patient is trying to mount a response, but depending on how fast the loss of RBC is versus the ability of the body to create new RBC, he may require a blood transfusion, which would require placement outside of BACC. Cause of anemia is currently undetermined. with CIRDC and severe leukocytosis, if there is a response to IV antibiotics, patient may recover, but with the addition of anemia, prognosis is very poor. if no placement with NH for further treatment, recommend EHR by 5PM. 8/5/16 S-noted to be extremely lethargic last night by ACO O-dull in cage, pink mm, hydrated EENT-mucoid oculonasal d/c H/L-no m/a, fsp, clear on auscultation, but slight increased respiratory effort A-CIRDC P-move to isolation start Baytril 100 mg/ml-2.55 ml SQ SID x 10 days monitor appetite 8/2/16 S/O-no further diarrhea noted in cage over the last 2 days. none seen today, BAR, hydrated P-no further treatment needed at this time 7/31/16 VC – SOFT STOOL SEEN IN CAGE ONCE 7/30- CHECK D’S IN COMPUTER- PLEASE REVIEW TO SEE IF P CURRENTLY HAVING D AND NEEDS MEDS

07/29/2016 PET PROFILE MEMO
07/29/16 17:08 Basic information Onyx is a 5 year old neutered Rottweiler with no known medical conditions. Owner has had Onyx for 5 years and is surrendering because they moved to a private house. Socialization Onyx has lived with a child the age of 2 and was respectful towards the child. Onyx doesn’t play much with people but when he does paly he plays gently. Onyx has not lived with cats or other dogs and doesn’t pay attention to the dogs he sees outside. Around strangers Onyx is shy and will back away if you go to pet him. Previous Owner stated if you feed him treats he will be your friend. Behavior Onyx isn’t bothered when having his food bowl touched or having toys and treats taken away from him. Onyx does not go on the furniture at home. Onyx enjoys getting bathes and being brushed. Previous owner did not trim his nails. When someone unfamiliar approaches the house Onyx does not bark but will go to the door and smell the guests. For the new family to know Onyx was described as mellow confident and a good listener with a medium activity level. Onyx likes to play with rope toys but does not play tug with them. Onyx is house trained and is well behaved when left in the house alone. Onyx is also crate trained and does well in a crate for up to 8 hours. For exercise Onyx goes on short runs in the park. Onyx pulls lightly on the leash and prefers to go to the bathroom on grass. Onyx knows the commands sit, lay down. Come, stay, and roll over for treats. Onyx eats beniful dry food twice a day and is also use to eating table food. Behavior during intake Onyx was a little shy during intake when the counselor would approach. Onyx took treats gently out of the counselors hands but became tense when counselor went to scan him and did not allow to be scanned. Onyx attempted to bite the counselor after they gave him a treat. Onyx walked into the kennel calmly by the owner and was well behaved in kennel.

WEB MEMO
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08/02/2016 BEHAVIOR EVALUATION – EXPERIENCE
Exam Type BEHAVIOR
Onyx previously lived with adults and a child, age 2. The owner stated Onyx was respectful towards the child and he doesn’t play much with people but when he does play he plays gently. The owner mentioned when around strangers Onyx is shy and will back away if you go to pet him but if you feed him treats he will open up considerably. The owner describes Onyx as mellow, confident and a good listener. It was reported by the owner Onyx is house trained, crate trained and does well for up to 8 hours, has a medium activity level and well behaved when home alone. At intake it was reported Onyx was a little shy and he became a bit tense when the counselor attempt to scan him, no handling was conducted due to his nervous behavior. During SAFER Onyx came into the assessment room calm and relaxed, he was friendly and affectionate towards the assessor. He allowed all handling items to be conducted without issue. Onyx was relaxed during the tag interaction, and during the resources portion of the assessment Onyx was easy to handle when engaged with the item. Onyx can be shy and fearful around strangers, so the behavior department feels would be suitable for an experienced adopter. In addition, we recommend introductions are done slowly, and Onyx be given the opportunity to interact at his own pace. Look: 2. Dog’s eyes are averted. His body posture is fearful; his tail is low and not moving. He allows head to be held loosely in Assessor’s cupped hands. Sensitivity: 1. Dog stands still and accepts the touch, his eyes are averted, and his tail is in neutral position with relaxed body posture. Dog’s mouth is likely closed for at least a portion of the assessment item. Tag: 1. Follows at end of leash, body soft. Squeeze 1/2: 1. Dog gently pulls back his paw. . Toy: 1. Minimal interest in Toy, dog smells, then turns away. Dog-dog: When off leash with dogs at the Care Center, Onyx greets displaying neutral body language. He intermittently mounts the female dog and only listens to handler interruptions briefly. He is uncomfortable when the greeter dog solicits play and begins to offer correction.

08/02/2016 GROUP BEHAVIOR EVALUATION 
Exam Type GROUP BEHAVIOR
According to Onyx’s previous owner, Onyx doesn’t pay attention to the dogs he sees outside. 8/2: When off leash with dogs at the Care Center, Onyx greets displaying neutral body language. He is sexually motivated, intermittently mounting the female dog and only listening to handler interruptions briefly. He is uncomfortable when the greeter dog solicits play and begins to offer correction. 8/4: Onyx greets displaying neutral body language. He is social, interacting with the female dog as he explores the pen.

07/30/2016 INITIAL PHYSICAL EXAM
Medical rating was 2 NC – MINOR CONDITIONS NOT CONTAGIOUS, behavior rating was NONE
Scanned negative BARH-tense during exam; used caution due to nervous behavior and quick movement to unwanted handling Neutered male 5 yrs old Eyes, ears and nose- clear Teeth- mild staining Some diarrhea on hind ens No parasites or fleas seen Ambx4 NOSF

08/06/2016 CAGE EXAM (LAST MAJOR EXAM)
Medical rating 5 C – SEVERE CONDITIONS ,
8/6/16 S-patient still lethargic and weak in cage, NI in food, drooling O-QAR/lethargic, pink mm, +/-hydrated EENT-mucoid d/c OU, mucoid nasal d/c, CAU H/L-no m/a, wsp, clear lung sounds GI-drool in oral cavity, SNP, NMP GU-MN, hematuria when transferred to medical MSI-BCS 2.5/5, weak but will amb x 4 on own when needed, good haircoat Neuro-alert and responsive, normal cranial nerves, amb x 4 weakly without ataxia A-1. CIRDC with severe leukocytosis 2. severe regenerative (mildly) anemia R/O secondary to loss (hematuria) vs destruction vs other 3. thrombocytopenia R/O secondary to loss vs destruction vs other 4. hepatobiliary changes on bloodwork 5. hematuria with proteinuria P-move to medical for IVF and IV antibiotics CBC-severe macrocytic hypochromic anemia (14%) without reticulocytes, severe leukocytosis (105 K/ul) with elevation of all WBC (lymphocytes 18.99 K/ul, monocytes 14.91 K/ul, neutrophils 71.2 K/ul with suspected bands), thrombocytopenia (22 K/ul) Chemistry-elevated ALKP (241 U/L), elevated BUN (38 mg/dl), elevated Tbili (3.6 mg/dl) UA-blood 3+ and protein 2+ 500 ml LRS bolus given over 20 minutes, followed by another 400 ml bolus over 20 minutes Administer Baytril 100 mg/ml-2.6 ml IV SID instead of SQ Cerenia 10 mg/ml-3.4 ml SQ SID Consider adding ampiciilin 750 mg IV TID, consider pulling blood for autoagglutination test prognosis is poor. with the anemia, the patient is trying to mount a response, but depending on how fast the loss of RBC is versus the ability of the body to create new RBC, he may require a blood transfusion, which would require placement outside of BACC. Cause of anemia is currently undetermined. with CIRDC and severe leukocytosis, if there is a response to IV antibiotics, patient may recover, but with the addition of anemia, prognosis is very poor. if no placement with NH for further treatment, recommend EHR by 5PM. 8/5/16 S-noted to be extremely lethargic last night by ACO O-dull in cage, pink mm, hydrated EENT-mucoid oculonasal d/c H/L-no m/a, fsp, clear on auscultation, but slight increased respiratory effort A-CIRDC P-move to isolation start Baytril 100 mg/ml-2.55 ml SQ SID x 10 days monitor appetite 8/2/16 S/O-no further diarrhea noted in cage over the last 2 days. none seen today, BAR, hydrated P-no further treatment needed at this time 7/31/16 VC – SOFT STOOL SEEN IN CAGE ONCE 7/30- CHECK D’S IN COMPUTER- PLEASE REVIEW TO SEE IF P CURRENTLY HAVING D AND NEEDS MEDS

 

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