NAE NAE – A1041935

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Brooklyn Center

NAE NAE – A1041935

I am an unaltered female, gray Domestic Shorthair.

The shelter staff think I am about 13 weeks old.

I was found in NY 11435.

I have been at the shelter since Jun 29, 2015.

Scan negative

pink, sl. tacky mm

EENT = clear OU, scab on lateral AD at base, clean AU; nnd; full set of deciduous teeth

H/L = purring, difficult to auscult; patient intermittently coughs

Abdomen = snp, nmp, small bladder

Integ = large (approx. 1 cm wide) open wound on ventral aspect of proximal tail – large maggot infestation

             Tail is fractured at distal 1/3 aspect and hanging by necrotic tissue.  The distal tip of the remaining tail has soft tissue exposure with bright pink tissue and maggots crawling over it.

GU = intact female

LN = wnl

MS = all limbs are mobile and patient can sit upright, however patient did not attempt to walk. 

CNS = appropriate, BAR.  very sweet.

 

A;  Tail fracture, tail wound

 

Px:  Guarded

 

P:  Spoke to New Hope about placement – patient needs to have tail amputation ASAP. 

Until full extent of the wound is explored, patient will have a 7 PM deadline

Will attempt to flush out maggots and clean out wound

Gave 1 capstar

Buprenex – 0.06mL SQ once

Pen G – 0.1 mL SQ once

20 mL LRS SQ once

 

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