Baxter

10/6/2026

Canine was chosen to attend event. Handler was able to get canine out of kennel and into the car with ease. Canine's body was wiggly and excited to be out. Canine jumped into the car and went straight into the car kennel. Handler then went to the event and was able to leash the canine. Canine jumped straight out and body was still wiggling. Handler walked canine into event and went over to event kennel. Canine originally pulled away from kennel. Handler walked away from kennel and canine was happy to follow. Handler tried again with treats leading up to the kennel as well as some inside. Canine ate treats near kennel, but would not go in. Handler was able to get front two paws in but canine started to back up. Handler stood up again and started to walk the canine around again. Canine was happy to walk away. Handler then approached the kennel again for a third time. Canine followed. Handler went to try and grab the front paws again to get canine in. Canine then freaked out and started to snap in handlers face. Canine did not make contact due to handlers quick reaction. Handler was able to back up and canine settled down. Handler then walked around with the canine. Canine went back to a wiggly body. Allowed for all petting, walking around, and treat giving. Field services came to event to pick up canine due to handlers uncertainity about canine going back into the car kennel.

10/6/2026

walked to kennel on a leash, took off leash inside the kennel with no issues

10/4/2026

Avoidant, Easy to pull from kennel, Easy to return to kennel, Takes treats nicely, Easy/Loose Leash, Calm, Ignored dogs when walking past kennels

9/26/2026

, I went on a Hope Whispers walk today

9/25/2026

Dog approached handler with soft body and wagging tail. Easy to leash and move to new kennel, ignored kenneled dogs, easy return, allowed handler to remove leash by hand.

9/20/2026

Dog was in front half of kennel on approach. Leashed without issues. Walked with a moderate pull to PY. Would explore with nose to ground, stopping to urinate several times. Approached handler on own briefly, allowed petting then would quickly return to exploring. Handler would offer treats, was not interested in treats. Called dog over, dog would come, allow more petting then return to exploring. Not interested in toys. Picked up leash without issues, able to pet along spine without issues then up towards neck & head with no reaction. Walked back to kennel with a moderate pull on leash. Was not reactive towards reactive dogs in kennels. Entered into kennel & removed leash by hand. *Interested parties should be made aware of all medical notes. Interested parties should be counseled on providing this dog with proper decompression time in a new home.  Allowing time to adjust is important for their comfort and well-being.  Adopters should be counseled on proper dog-to-dog introductions, which should only occur after the dog has fully decompressed.

9/19/2026

Solicited attentions, Easy to pull from kennel, Easy to return to kennel, Not interested in toys, Takes treats nicely, Easy/Loose Leash, Calm, Ignored dogs when walking past kennels

9/18/2026

Handler found k9 non-weight bearing on RF paw. Tech opened kennel door and k9 was upfront of kennel, eager to get out. Easily placed slip lead. Once leashed, k9 pulled some out of kennel and immediately began sniffing surroundings. Did not solicite attention from handler. Stop and go often on leash. Ignored other dogs and people when walking past. Brought k9 to clinic to grab assistance checking his paw. When second handler approached to look, k9's body went still with a straight, unmoving tail. Handler applied muzzle wrap restraint, and when second handler approached and touched k9's RF paw, k9 began growling and thrashing head. Handler let the muzzle wrap restraint unravel and gave k9 space. After a minute, second handler attempted to place soft muzzle on k9, and when handler got closer to k9's face, k9 again growled and whipped head. K9 continued to be distant of handlers, not soliciting any attention and was more interested in sniffing and exploring around. K9 was easily walked back to kennel. Walked into kennel with no issues and easily unleashed by hand.

9/10/2026

Easy to pull from kennel, Easy to return to kennel, Not interested in toys, Takes treats nicely, Somewhat Pulls on Leash, Calm, Ignored dogs when walking past kennels, Appears potty trained - went multiple times, enjoys sniffing yard, approaches for treats, food motivated, allows pets on body when walking by.

9/3/2026

Handler approached k9 to give meds and dispensed eye ointment to Left eye. k9 took treats gently from handlers hand, k9 allowed leash placement (placed leash on as precaution), once k9 finshed eating treats from handlers hand and soft pets on head; k9 allowed eye ointment into left eye. Handler removed leash and closed kennel with no issues.

8/30/2026

Solicited attentions, Playful, Easy to pull from kennel, Easy to return to kennel, Played with toys, Takes treats nicely, Somewhat Pulls on Leash, Calm, Appeared interested when walking past kennels, Pulled to exit, Sit

8/20/2026

Easy to pull from kennel, Easy to return to kennel, Takes treats nicely, Easy/Loose Leash, Calm, Ignored dogs when walking past kennels, Sit, walked well to yard. Met female dog at fenceline, body and tail remained loose, tail wags. No neg reaction by either dog. In and out of pool to drink water. Allowed pets but more interested in exploring. Walked well back to kennel.

8/10/2026

Easy to pull from kennel, Easy to return to kennel, Not interested in toys, Takes treats nicely, Easy/Loose Leash, Calm, Ignored dogs when walking past kennels, Enjoyed exploring. Had multiple stools and urinations - appears house trained. Not super affiliative but allowed petting all over and took treats gently - just appeared more interested in exploring the yard.

8/9/2026

Dog moved into adoptions. The dog approached the front of the kennel with a loose body as the handler approached and was leashed without issue. The dog walked well with the handler between kennel buildings, entering kennel without issue and allowing for easy leash retrieval.

7/30/2026

Dog was standing at front of kennel; soft; tail wagging; took treats gently; allowed for easy leashing; exited; moderate pull; stop and go to sniff kennels; tense; tail flagged; continued walking. In yard, dog explored for several moments; walked past handler; reached out to pet; allowed for petting; more interested in exploring yard; tried verbally coaxing; would continue to sniff ground; allowed handler to approach; allowed for petting; tossed treats; not interested; picked leash up; handler sat on bench; briefly whined; sniffed nearby; allowed for petting; dropped leash; continued to explore; approached yard fence when staff walked past with a dog; flagged tail; briefly vocal; continued to explore. Picked leash up; walked over to yard gate; walked back with moderate pull; stop and go to sniff other kennels; continued walking with light leash pressure; did not enter kennel; handler stepped a foot in; dog followed; allowed for leash removal.

7/27/2026

No intake eval entered. Requesting full evaluation.

9/17/2026

09/17/26 17:05 Patient BAR/active in kennel. Began growling upon attempts at exam of paw. No lameness. Unable to fully assess.

9/8/2026

09/08/26 15:24 BAR, BCS 5/9. Dog is wearing an e-collar. EARS/ DERM - OS base is healing appropriately. P: 1. Continue to maintain dog in an e-collar for the next 8 days. 2. Recheck base of left ear in 8 days. nhilde

9/2/2026

09/02/26 16:58 E-collar in place, clean and fits well cd 09/03/26 10:11 E-collar in place, clean and fits well PUR 09/04/26 10:56 E-collar in place, clean and fits well PUR 09/05/26 12:27 e-collar in place, clean & fits well. AP/MGS 09/06/26 12:11 E-collar in place, clean and fits well BZ 09/07/26 11:12 E-collar in place, clean and fits well sw 09/09/26 09:52 E-collar in place, clean and fits well PUR 09/10/26 11:08 e-collar in place, clean & fits well. AP 09/11/26 10:49 e-collar in place, clean & fits well. AP 09/12/26 12:22 e-collar in place, clean and fits well. MGS 09/13/26 15:07 e-collar in place, clean and fits well. KLB 09/16/26 10:14 E-collar in place, clean, fits well dd 09/17/26 10:57 e-collar in place, clean & fits well. AP

9/2/2026

Sedated Clip & Clean Pre-operative Examination, performed by: __JR__ Pre-op tech: __sw__ Vitals taken under sedation T: __99.1__°F HR: _76__bpm RR: _20__brpm General Appearance: BAR Respiratory: NSF Cardio: NSF Repro/Urogenital: NSF Derm: ABN Ears: ABN Eyes: ABN Nervous: NSF M/S: NSF Dental: NSF GI: NSF L/N: NSF BCS: _5_ /9 Dental grade: _2_ /4 Observations during pre-op/procedure: Blood on ET tube @ extubation - suspect CIRDC. Treatments: Carprofen (50 mg/ml) __2.0__ ml SQ administered once pre-op. Microchip confirmed via microchip scanner. Please see Microchip Entry for number. Wound at base of AS - clipped & cleaned, SSD applied. Ears cleaned & dried. Osurnia applied AU. Applied BNP OU. Induction & Prep Tech Initials__ap/sw__ Anesthesia: Induced with TTDex (5 ml cake 100 mg/ml Telazol to 2.5 ml 10 mg/ml Butorphanol + 2.5 ml 0.50 mg/ml Dexmedetomidine) __0.5__ ml IM at __0955__ Intubated at __1015__ with __10.5__ -size ET tube Maintained on Isoflurane and Oxygen. Anesthesia End Time: __1025__ Anesthesia Tech Initials: __kds___ Recovery Tech Initials: ___pur___ Monitoring: Time: __1015__ T__99.1__ °F; HR ___76_ bpm; RR __20__ brpm Time: __1030__ T__99.1__ °F; HR __70__ bpm; RR __20__ brpm Time: __1045__ T__99.5__°F; HR __86__ bpm; RR _20___ brpm End Recovery Time: _1106__ T__99.3__ °F; HR __100__ bpm; RR __30__ brpm Uneventful recovery. Atipamezole (5mg/mL): _0.16__mL administered IM Rx and/or Post-op recommendations: Recommend follow up with primary veterinarian regarding overall health, baseline bloodwork, and preventative care. -Doxycycline 100mg, give 2.5 tablets PO SID x14 days. Recheck when finished. Move to isolation. -Discontinue Mometavet, due to receiving Osurnia today 9/2/26. -Continue to wear E-collar until medically cleared. -Continue BNP & Cephalexin as prescribed. Entering Tech Initials: __kt___

9/1/2026

09/01/26 12:10 Unable to perform ear cleaning due to behavior sent A# to KT/AM. dd

9/1/2026

09/01/26 12:12 Fluorescein Eye Stain: OS- No stain uptake. OD- No stain uptake. dd 09/01/26 12:59 A: OU fluoro stain - negative P: Continue treatment with BNP as prescribed. nhilde

8/31/2026

08/31/26 12:45 Brief exam P is BAR; BCS 5/9 EENT: Mild thin mucoid ocular discharge OS with mild conjunctivitis and yellow discharge at base of OS. P scratching at OS. OD appears WNL. P shaking head; moderate discharge/debris with dried/matted hair noted along front base of AS GI: Good appetite for offered treats; no stool in kennel A: - Ocular discharge/conjunctivitis OS with ocular pruritus; r/o: superficial corneal ulcer/abrasion vs conjunctivitis vs foreign material/irritation vs other - Otitis externa AS with discharge/debris and head shaking P: - Perform fluorescein stain OS - Place and maintain e-collar to prevent self-trauma to OS - Rx: BNP ointment - Apply OS BID x 7 days - Clean ears AU - Rx: Mometavet ointment – Apply ointment to AS SID x 7 days - Rx: Cephalexin 500mg - Give 1 tablet PO BID x 7 days - Recheck OS and AU in 7 days - Medically okay to PUFA

8/30/2026

08/30/26 14:15 VET TECHNICIAN EXAM Attitude: BAR BCS: _4/9 Ocular Discharge / Squinting: OS droopy, mucoid discharge Coughing/Sneezing: n Nasal Discharge - Mucoid / Serous: n Vomiting/Diarrhea: n Appetite: good Other Notes of Concern / Observations: klb

8/13/2026

Pre-operative Examination, performed by: __JR__ Pre-op tech: __CD__ T: __101.6__°F HR: _120__bpm RR: _pant__brpm General Appearance: BAR Respiratory: NSF Cardio: NSF Repro/Urogenital: NSF Derm: NSF Ears: NSF Eyes: NSF Nervous: NSF M/S: NSF Dental: ABN; 204 has quetionable viability GI: NSF L/N: NSF BCS: _5_ /9 Dental grade: _2_ /4 Observations during pre-op/procedure: n/a Treatments: Carprofen (50 mg/ml) __2.0__ ml SQ administered once pre-op. Microchip Implanted SQ, placement confirmed via microchip scanner. Please see Microchip Entry for number. Induction & Prep Tech Initials__JNR/SW__ Anesthesia: Induced with TTDex (5 ml cake 100 mg/ml Telazol to 2.5 ml 10 mg/ml Butorphanol + 2.5 ml 0.50 mg/ml Dexmedetomidine) __0.5__ ml IM at __0913__ Intubated at __0937__ with __10.5__ -size ET tube Maintained on Isoflurane and Oxygen. Anesthesia End Time: __0954__ Anesthesia Tech Initials: ___Red__ Recovery Tech Initials: __PUR____ Monitoring: Time: __0937__ T__99.1__ °F; HR __100__ bpm; RR __20__ brpm Time: __0952__ T__99.2__ °F; HR ___96_ bpm; RR __20__ brpm End Recovery Time: __1006__ T__99.6__ °F; HR __90__ bpm; RR __20__ brpm Uneventful recovery. Surgery – Canine Orchiectomy (Neuter), performed by: ___NH___ Pre-scrotal incision made with no. 15 blade. Closed technique, single ligation of spermatic cords with strangle knots using __2/0__ Webmax. 2-layer closure: SQ layer closed with simple continuous sutures, continuing into continuous intradermal using __2/0__ Webmax. Green tattoo etched. Applied tissue adhesive over pre-scrotal incision and tattoo. Rx and/or Post-op recommendations: Recommend follow up with primary veterinarian regarding overall health, baseline bloodwork, and preventative care. Entering Tech Initials: __kds___

8/10/2026

P is BAR, great appetite for kibble and all treats offered. No vomit or regurg noted during walk through this morning or exam this afternoon. No coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge noted; no stool present in kennel. No vomiting or CIRDC symptoms observed. Recheck if symptoms recur.

8/9/2026

VET TECHNICIAN EXAM (Date: __08/09/26 13:01_____) DUE TO VET CHECK REQUEST Attitude: BAR BCS: 4.5/9 Ocular Discharge / Squinting: N Coughing/Sneezing: N Nasal Discharge - Mucoid / Serous: N Vomiting/Diarrhea: N Appetite: Good Other Notes of Concern / Observations: none at this time. -jmc

8/9/2026

08/09/26 10:05 Nobivac Canine 1-DAPPv, manufactured by Merck, Serial number: _02121B42A__ administered SQ, R lateral shoulder. GP/TEA

8/8/2026

per volunteers, multiple piles of vomit in kennel

8/8/2026

08/08/26 16:02 Targeted exam S/O: Gen - BAR, BCS 5/9, good appetite, active, slightly dry to normal score 1-2 stool in kennel EENT - Eyes clear and free of discharge/redness. Nose clean and free of discharge. H/L/MM - Normal respiratory rate and effort. No coughing or sneezing. No stertor, no stridor. Mucous membranes pink and moist with CRT<2s. GI - Abdomen tense, patient was very reactive when full palpation was attempted so discontinued attempt. INTEG - Coat is clean and clear of redness and ectoparasites. NEURO - Normal mentation. A: - possible vomiting vs regurgitating: r/o secondary to recent diet change vs dietary indiscretion vs underlying GI disease vs coughing/retching secondary to CIRDC vs other - patient otherwise BAR/active with great appetite, apparently healthy P: - continue monitoring as previously scheduled - consider abdominal radiographs at time of neuter if vomiting is ongoing - medically okay to PUFA

8/8/2026

08/08/26 10:08 CIRDC monitor follow-up. Patient is BAR with good appetite. Normal score 2 stool in kennel, no vomit. Patient has no nasal discharge, no ocular discharge, normal respiratory rate and effort, no coughing, no sneezing. No active CIRDC symptoms. Continue monitoring as previously scheduled.

8/7/2026

08/07/26 16:03 Limited visual examination due to infectious disease concerns. S/O: GEN - BAR, BCS 5/9, good appetite, solicits attention, one pile of regurgitated kibble in kennel EENT - No ocular discharge. No nasal discharge. RESP - No stertor or stridor. No coughing. No sneezing. Normal respiratory rate and effort. A: - minimal to no signs of CIRDC noted at time of exam P: - monitor for CIRDC symptoms and vomiting for the next two days - medically okay to PUFA

8/6/2026

Chunks of food and vomit in back of kennel

7/26/2026

Nobivac 3-Rabies, manufactured by Zoetis, Serial number 859498: administered SQ, R lateral hip, by __ADR_, supervising veterinarian ST. Nobivac Canine 1-DAPPv, manufactured by Merck, Serial number: 02121B42A administered SQ, R lateral shoulder by __ADR__ Nobivac Intra-Trac3, manufactured by Merck, Serial number: 00541530C administered IN by _ADR__ Bravecto (fluralaner) for dogs >44-88lb (1000mg) 1 tube of topical solution applied in multiple spots between shoulder blades and along back by __ADR_ Reapply after three months. Male: Testicles palpable with adult reproductive features, consistent with unaltered male. Confirmed by: __ADR__ Mylar not placed on dog due to behavior