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GALAXY – A1057613

Gone 11-12-2015 Manhattan

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***GONE * 11/12/15 – Meet Galaxy: Galaxy may have been hit by a car and cannot use either of his hind limbs. He will require vet care and must find local placement by 6pm tonight, 11/12. Please help this handsome boy get back on his paws!

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Manhattan Center

GALAXY A1057613 1Y 5M BLACK DSH M

STRAY INTAKE: 11/11/2015

INTIAL EXAM (11/11/2015)

Scan negative for microchip

Intact male

Possibly hit by car

Can’t move both hind legs–Right hind may be fractured

Eyes are clear

Nose = Potentially where the blood is coming from

Ears–Unable to look at

Teeth were intact and white

Coat is clean

Dewormed in food with Pyrantel

Flea Treatment= Activyl

As of now no signs of URI

As of now no V/S/C/D

Is stable and will be kept in medical for observation.

Is on a vet check

Will hiss and flee. Potentially feral

RE-EXAM (11/12/2015)

S/O: in medical for observation due to possible hit by car trauma. at rest in cage, slightly increased RR but normal RE. noted to be feral and will flee. also noted to be unable to move hind limbs last night. hiding in back of cage, could not assess ability to walk. sedated with 0.07 ml telazol IM for exam.

A: suspect hit by car or other trauma

P:

gave buprenorphine SR 0.12 ml SQ

gave 0.3 ml convenia SQ

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