LITTLE – A1057014

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LITTLE – A1057014
FEMALE, WHITE / BLACK, DOMESTIC SH MIX,8 yrs
STRAY – STRAY WAIT, NO HOLD
Reason STRAY
Intake condition EXAM REQ Intake Date 11/05/2015, From NY 11385, DueOut Date 11/08/2015,

Medical Behavior Evaluation GREEN

Medical Summary
SCAN NEGATIVE INTACT FEMALE (NO SPAY SCAR PALPATED) APPROX. 8 YRS BAR – COOPERATIVE FOR EXAM, FOOD MOTIVATED BCS = 5/9 UNKEMPT COAT (VOMITED IN BOX PRIOR TO ARRIVAL) MILD DEBRIS AU – CANAL BEGAN OOZING HEMORRHAGIC DISCHARGE DEEP IN EAR CANAL WHEN ATTEMPTED TO CLEAN WITH GAUZE – AS NUCLEAR SCLEROSIS OU MILD GINGIVITIS, GINGIVAL RECESSION, MILD TARTAR NOSF VACCINATED GAVE 0.8 ML PYRANTEL APPLIED 0.5 ML ACTIVYL RECOMMEND OTOSCOPIC EXAM FOR MORE THOROUGH INSPECTION OF EAR
Weight 8.2

INTIAL EXAM 11/05:

SCAN NEGATIVE

INTACT FEMALE (NO SPAY SCAR PALPATED)

APPROX. 8 YRS

BAR – COOPERATIVE FOR EXAM, FOOD MOTIVATED

BCS = 5/9

UNKEMPT COAT (VOMITED IN BOX PRIOR TO ARRIVAL)

MILD DEBRIS AU – CANAL BEGAN OOZING HEMORRHAGIC DISCHARGE DEEP IN EAR CANAL WHEN ATTEMPTED TO CLEAN WITH GAUZE – AS

NUCLEAR SCLEROSIS OU

MILD GINGIVITIS, GINGIVAL RECESSION, MILD TARTAR

NOSF

VACCINATED

GAVE 0.8 ML PYRANTEL

APPLIED 0.5 ML ACTIVYL

RECOMMEND OTOSCOPIC EXAM FOR MORE THOROUGH INSPECTION OF EAR

Cage Exam

11/10/15 15:33

alittle vomit in the cage

A: vomit

P: monitor for URI in next up coming days

cerenia 0.4 cc SC

11/10VET CHECK FOR BLOOD AT EAR

TIMID PET EATS WET FOOD

GROSSLY RIGHT EAR INTERIOR PINNA SCABBY SWOLLEN, ERYTHEMA, OTOSCOPIC EXAM DARK BROWN AND TAN DEBRIS, STRONG PEDAL REFLEX

LEFT EAR GROSSLY APPEARS NORMAL, OTOSCOPIC SLIGHT BROWN WAXY DEBRIS, SLIGHT ERYTHEMA

GAVE IVERMECTIN 0.1ML SC FOR POSSIBLE EAR MITES

START OTOBIOTIC TWICE DAILY FOR 7 DAYS

Behavior: AVERAGE HOME!!

Little was brought in as a stray, so we cannot speak to her behavior in her previous home. Her finder found her wandering loose outside and picked her up. She was quiet upon intake and allows handling with ease. She was also easy to handle during her initial medical exam.

Reaction to assessor: Little was calm and relaxed upon approach.

Reaction when softly spoken to: Little looks at the assessor with relaxed eyes.

Reaction to cage door opening: Little remains soft and relaxed.

Reaction to touch: Little was a little hesitant, but she remains in place for petting, closes her eyes, and leans on the assessor’s hand.

Reaction to being picked up: Little remains calm and allows handling.

Behavior Determination: Average

Little interacts with the observer, appreciates attention, is easy to handle and tolerates all petting. This cat is showing behavior appropriate for new or experienced cat parents.

A volunteer writes:
Little may be quiet and unassuming but for those with the heart to hear, her gentle nature speaks loud and clear–this pretty girl would be a GREAT pet! From her quirky black ‘beret’ to that curly question mark of a tail, Little is a bright-eyed babe who looks like a cat half her age but has all the mellow sweetness that makes pets in their middle years such wonderful, snuggly companions. Sure, she prefers to spend most of her time napping but also true, she’s not had the best care in her former home and arrived with a severe ear infection that would make anyone feel a bit under the weather. Unlike most cats (or people for that matter) she never turns her pain outward, never hurts those who are trying to help her and never shies away from a chance to be petted and fussed over. Her appetite is as undaunted as her spirit and with some time and TLC, Little is going to shine like a star. All she asks is that you give her a chance…

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