GINGER – A1050041

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Brooklyn Center

GINGER – A1050041

FEMALE, TORTIE, DOMESTIC SH,2 yrs
OWNER SUR – EVALUATE, NO HOLD Reason HOUSE SOIL
Intake condition EXAM REQ Intake Date 09/02/2015, From NY 11237, DueOut Date 09/02/2015,
Medical Behavior Evaluation GREEN
Medical Summary SCANNED NEGATIVE, 1.5 YO, FEMALE/LACTATING TOLERATED HANDLING WELL, NERVOUS, NO AGRESSION BAR, NO VDCS, APP++ EENT/ABD PALP ALL WNL ALL MAMMRY GLANDS MILDLY ENGORGED WITH MILK, EASILY EXPRESSED MILK, NOT PAINFUL OR WARM TO TOUCH
Weight 7.7

Medical:

9/2/15

SCANNED NEGATIVE, 1.5 YO, FEMALE/LACTATING

TOLERATED HANDLING WELL, NERVOUS, NO AGRESSION

BAR, NO VDCS, APP++

EENT/ABD PALP ALL WNL

ALL MAMMRY GLANDS MILDLY ENGORGED WITH MILK, EASILY EXPRESSED MILK, NOT PAINFUL OR WARM TO TOUCH

9/13/15

DIARRHEA REPORTED BY ACO

PANACUR1.75 CC PO SID X 5 DAYS

CONTINUE TO MONITOR

Behavior:

9/5/15

Owner Profile: Ginger was bought into the care center by her previous owner due to inappropriate elimination. Ginger behavior towards children and other cats remains unknown. She has spent time with two small dogs and is fearful of them. The dogs tried to play with Ginger but she hides. She is not litter box trained and has been urinating around the home.

Notes: Ginger at the time of the assessment was displaying timid behavior, did not come to the front of the kennel but interacts with the Assessor, appreciates attention, is easy to handle and tolerates all petting. Ginger is displaying behavior appropriate for new or experienced cat parents.

Reaction to assessor: does not come to front but looks at you, appears slightly nervous

When spoken quietly: does not come to front but looks at you, appears slightly nervous

Reaction to door cage opening: warms up, soft and relaxed

Reaction to touch: allows petting and attention

Try picking cat up: Ginger allows handling with a slow approach

Placement Determination: Average

10/15/15

Ginger is displaying similar behavior to her first evaluation.

Reaction to assessor: Ginger stays the front of the cage, soliciting attention and rubbing against the cage front

When spoken quietly: Ginger stays at front and continues soliciting attention

Reaction to door cage opening: Ginger retreats to the back

Reaction to touch: Ginger allows petting and attention

Try picking cat up: Ginger becomes tense when held

Behavior Determination: Average

At the time of the assessment Ginger was displaying friendly behavior, comes to the front of the kennel, interacts with the Assessor, solicits attention and tolerates all petting. Ginger is displaying behavior appropriate for a new cat owner.

Owner Profile:

9/02/15 11:02

Basic Information:

Ginger is a domestic short hair tortie. She was found as a stray and is being surrendered because of landlord issues. She has not seen a vet but has no known health problems or injuries.

Social Life and Personality:

It is unknown how Ginger would respond when around children or cats. She has spent time with two small dogs and is fearful of them. The dogs tried to play with Ginger but she hides. She is not litter box trained and has been urinating around the home.

Intake Behavior:

Ginger sat in the middle of the carrier with a tense body and dilated eyes. The counselor was able to pick Ginger up and place her on the counter for photos without struggle. Ginger held still for photos, collaring, and scanning. The counselor was then able to pick Ginger back up and place her in the carrier.

A volunteer writes: I’ll spice up your family, my name is Ginger. I’m a vibrant colored Tortie. Here I come, rubbing against the cage for your attention. I am a curious girl, love looking around at all the sites. I see you there, come join me and we can look at each other. Watching you with my beautiful green eyes, see my unique face, a patch of tan against my dark face. I’m an active girl looking for fun. Come play with me and we can start a great friendship. I hope to put a smile on your face.

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