Sergio

9/16/2026

Handler approached kennel front; Closed dogs in on inside; Assistant handler stepped in and leashed kennel mate first; Then lead handler went and leashed this dog; Dog was dodgy of leash; would keep pacing back of kennel near guillotine; handler was finally able to lasso dog on 4th or 5th try; clip lead already on prior to leashing; Assistant handler was able to get her dog in taxi; Handler had dog on leash and dog would avoid taxi; paced back and forth tried getting away; Assistant handler placed towel over dog and lead handler placed taxi downward; Assistant handler held put lid on taxi and was able to secure in taxi; Carried to M&G room; Handler secured leash and dog walked around M&G room; tail tucked; ears alert;walked around room with caution; other dogs nearby were barking; dog would peer over and freeze in place; handler tried scattering treats; dog came forward ate a couple but retreats back to spot; if handler walked room; dog would walk away slowly but didn't fully retreat away to corner; handler placed towel over dog and pet through towel; dog was unphased; but if handler tried to pick up dog with towel; dog would wiggle; thrash in handlers hands; handler would release; handler placed towel over dog again then placed taxi over; was able to secure dog in taxi; dog laid down in taxi; once at back of kennel; handler took of lid and placed in kennel; dog walked out on own; unleashed by clip lead;

9/14/2026

**Dog was evaluated with kennel mate, A5171355** Handlers approached kennel front with behavior taxi prepared for transport, lead handler lured dogs forward with treats while lowered guillotine. Assistant handler stepped in and was able to drape leash over kennel mates head with some difficulty, once secured handler then stepped to the side. Lead handler was then able to step in and drape leash over head, both dogs were in back corner trembling and avoidant. Handler was able to place leash but dog stepped leg through, leash was in cross chest manner, handler decided to adjust later and continue with the pull. Handlers then prepared taxi, tipping it over directly in front of kennel and began luring dogs into taxi with hotdogs. Dog was highly treat motivated. Handler was able to treat trail into taxi and assistant handler was able to guide kennel mate in with leash pressure. Once dogs were in handlers transported to nearby M&G room. Once in room handler tipped taxi over after adjusting leash stoppers and stepped back. Dogs were hesitant to exit taxi, handlers maneuvered taxi around and tried again. Handlers were able to get dogs to exit taxi with treat trail and light leash pressure. Handlers allowed dogs time to decompress and continued to offer hotdogs. Dog had stepped other keg through leash, Lead handler then placed a new leash and secured. Handler was unable to adjust stopper due to high FAS from dog so handler held onto leash. Dogs would not approach or solicit attention from handlers. Dogs would avoid handlers and try to stay near the taxi. After some time handlers were able to return dogs to taxi, dog was again able to be treat trailed into taxi and then Assistant handler was able to use leash removing device to free dog of initial leash wrapped around waist. Dog snapped at assistant handler a few times during removal. Handlers were able to hold leash taut and quickly place clip leashes behind dogs heads and transport back to kennel. Dogs entered kennel when tipped over and handlers used clip leashes to remove leashes without issue.

9/13/2026

09/13/26 16:20 P still very scared/timid, when leashed would try to air snap; unable to perform hands on exam. Derm/Scrotum: Scrotal skin ulcerated with exposed pink/red tissue and crusting; appears to have scrotal or testicular mass A: - Ulcerated scrotal lesion with scrotal or testicular mass – r/o: neoplasia vs inflammatory/infectious lesion vs other P: - Continue Cephalexin as previously prescribed - If P is made behaviorially adoptable, P will not be medically okay to PUFA until after neuter surgery 09/17/26 12:33 Clinic technician verified dog has testicles and placed mylar.

9/9/2026

09/09/26 19:42 Brief/visual exam P is BAR; nervous/scared and avoidant with close approach. Accepted offered hot dog treats but would retreat afterward. Able to leash P briefly, but P became very scared; unable to perform hands-on exam at this time Derm: Scrotum difficult to visualize; appears to have focal ulceration with possible associated mass. R ear tip partially absent with healed irregular margin, consistent with previous trauma. Multiple healed scars throughout skin/coat, most notable over hind limbs/dorsum A: - Scrotal ulceration with possible mass – unable to fully assess due to FAS - Multiple healed scars/previous trauma P: - Rx: Cephalexin 250 mg – Give 1 capsule PO BID x 14 days - Recheck on 9/13 and reattempt full hands-on exam if P will tolerate

9/9/2026

Male: No testicles palpable/empty scrotum with juvenile reproductive features, consistent with previous alter. Confirmed by: __LR__ Nobivac Intra-Trac3, manufactured by Merck, Serial number: 00541530B//28-JUL-2027 administered IN by __AM__ Nobivac Canine 1-DAPPv, manufactured by Merck, Serial number: 02120235A//30-MAY-2027 administered SQ, R lateral shoulder. Administered by __AM__ Nobivac 3-Rabies, manufactured by Zoetis, Serial number: __871404// 31 jul 2027__ administered SQ, R lateral hip, by _AM__, supervising veterinarian ST Provecta Advanced for dogs 11-20lbs (1.0ml) 1 tube of topical solution applied between shoulder blades by __AM_. Reapply after one month. MYLAR IN K9 SLEEVE MICROSCANNED: NO CHIP FOUND