#use more surfaces of their snout/head for stimulation when eating someone out

[rxttencaviar]

anyways i realized that the nose crest i gave miri is the perfect surface to grind on as shes eating you out

its at the perfect angle, her head is huge and the right size for a saddle, its very dense and solid bone so you wont break her by going to town, its covered in large but smooth and gently textured scales, its right above her mouth for some tactical oral, its perfect

[bloojayoolie]

Being Alone, Beautiful, and Benadryl: brave sweet Blazer ID 59280, @8 YRS 58 LBS. OF CUDDLES WAITING FOR CARE LOVE & COMFORT. AT BROOKLYN ACC TO BE KILLED - 5/16/2019 * Super Sweet Senior Blazer Needs Surgery Consult for Oral Mass * <3 A jaunty bowtie, a sweet and hopeful spirit, a senior gentleman in need of medical care waits for a family to love him… There is something sad and sweet about Blazer’s jaunty green bowtie, as if it were meant for another dog, another face, another place. And yet it exemplifies the sweet, hopeful spirit of this senior boy whose life has taken him down a path he never expected when he was a young, sparkling puppy. The world was his oyster then. Blazer didn’t expect that after so many autumns, and numerous springs, he would end up at a kill shelter and possibly facing an early death. To make matters worse, he has what appears to be a growth in his mouth that critically needs attention. His third eyelid is up in both of his eyes, too. No one knows better than Blazer how tough it can be to grow old. But Blazer has a gentle, affectionate, shyly sweet personality and he has not given up hope that someone will see him waiting patiently in his kennel, and realize what a gem he is. Please pick Blazer. We’d love to see this sweet senior resting comfortably in a soft bed in a loving home, surrounded by a family committed to his care and happiness. If you can make Blazer’s dream of a family come true, hurry and Message our page or email us at MustLoveDogsNYC@gmail.com for assistance saving his life. A volunteer writes: With his soft velvet ears and a full frosted snout, Blazer clearly deserves to be petted and adored. He's a family dog and it shows. He grew up with a ten year-old child, and his former humans describe him as friendly and gentle with kids and adults, strange or familiar. What's more, he's fully house-trained, and will gladly take a bath or let you brush his beautiful silver coat. He loves to just be in the same room as his favorite humans, and will behave perfectly when left at home. He comes when you call him and knows lots of important dog skills, like "sit," "down," and "stay"; he'll eat treats out of your hand and take you on nice walks. Blazer is looking for a forever family with humans over the age of five, who would love a loyal gentleman friend. A volunteer writes: Blazer may be a middle-aged boy, but he's got the energy and spirit of a happy-go-lucky puppy! He's super-friendly and affectionate and just LOVES attention. Call him over and in the blink of an eye he's wiggling into your arms with his tail going like a mini helicopter. He sometimes gets so excited that he jumps up to give kisses. And when he looks up at me with that slight tilt of his head...oh boy, I just want to pinch his little cheeks! Blazer is a high-energy boy and would be great for an active lifestyle. He LOVES treats, but just needs to learn to take them in a more gentlemanly manner; but he should be easy to teach....he already knows the commands sit, come, down, and stay; is housebroken; and is very treat and attention-motivated. Blazer grew up with a child and was respectful, affectionate, and gentle with the youngster. This happy little ball of energy is excitedly awaiting his fur-ever home at the Brooklyn ACC shelter, so come on down and meet him! MY MOVIES: Beautiful Boy Blazer https://youtu.be/Yvw7zibONQ4 Blazer https://youtu.be/18AI9Aspp8Q Frosted Face Wiggler https://youtu.be/vLukcgVYoDQ BLAZER, ID# 59280, 8 Yrs old, 58 lbs, Unaltered Male Brooklyn ACC, Large Mixed Breed, Gray / White Owner Surrender Reason: surrendered to BACC due to owner being homeless Shelter Assessment Rating: LEVEL 1 No young children (under 5) Medical Behavior Rating: Blue AT RISK MEMO: Blazer was placed at risk due to medical conditions; he was diagnosed with an oral mass and is also geriatric and at the moment he is not eating. Blazer would benefit from placement out of the care center as soon as possible. We are recommending an experienced dog adopter. Bazer got a level 1 on his behavior assessment. OWNER SURRENDER NOTES - BASIC INFORMATION: Blazer is an approx 11 year old grey and white large male dog that was surrendered to BACC due to owner being homeless. He previously lived with 2 adults and 1 child. Blazer is friendly and outgoing around strangers. He has grown up along with a 10 year old child and was described as respectful, friendly, and affectionate. Blazer would play gentle with the child. Blazer has not been around other dogs it is unknown how he would behave. He has also not been around cats, it is unknown how he would behave. Blazer has no reported resource guarding and no bite history. He is housetrained and his owner described his energy level as very high. Other Notes: Blazer is not bothered when being given a bath, when his coat is brushed but will struggle when having his nails trimmed. Blazer is not bothered when someone unfamiliar approaches the family or home. For a New Family to Know Blazer is described as friendly, affectionate, playful, and excitable. Blazer will follow someone around or be in the same room when someone is home. Blazer does not play with any toys or play games. Blazer has been kept mostly indoors and will sleep in his crate. Blazer will eat mostly wet food and be fed 2 times a day. Blazer is house trained and will use the potty on any surface outdoors. Blazer is well behaved when left alone in the home. Blazer is crate trained and does well for 6 hours. Blazer understands how to sit, come, down, and stay. Blazer will go on brisk walks on the leash and pulls very hard. SHELTER ASSESSMENT SUMMARIES: Leash Walking Strength and pulling: Mild pulling Reactivity to humans: None Reactivity to dogs: None Leash walking comments: Sociability Loose in room (15-20 seconds): Explores, but checks in with handlers, fixates on smells in the room, tail wagging, coughing, solicits attention, accepts contact, jumps up onto handler's lap, licks handler Call over: Approaches readily, jumps up onto handler Sociability comments: Handling Soft handling: Avoids handler when pressure applied to leash, wiggly body, panting, coughing, accepts some contact Exuberant handling: Did not conduct, moves away from handler Handling comments: Arousal Jog: Engages in play with handler, soft and loose, jumps up onto handler on third pass, but recovers within a few seconds on his own Arousal comments: Knock Knock Comments: No response to knock; Approaches assistant, soft and loose Toy Toy comments: Minimal interest PLAYGROUP NOTES - DOG TO DOG SUMMARIES: According to Blazer's previous owner, Blazer did not socialize with other dogs while in their care. 4/6: When off leash at the Care Centers, Balzer greets the novel female dog on his tiptoes. He is sexually motivated and but does not mount. When the greeter corrects him he explores the yard. 4/9: Blazer was introduced to a novel female today. He continues to be sexually motivated and fixates on the female's genitals. He ignored handler interruptions and was difficult to interrupt. Summary (1): Blazer understands the command for "sit". INTAKE BEHAVIOR - Date of intake: 5-Apr-2019 Summary: Readily approaches, loose and wiggly body, licks staff, allows all handling, readily accepts treats MEDICAL BEHAVIOR - Date of initial: 6-Apr-2019 Summary: Allows all handling, quick head whip with contact on abdomen ENERGY LEVEL: Blazer has been observed to exhibit a high level of energy during his interactions in the care center. We cannot be certain of his behavior in a home environment, but we recommend that he be provided daily mental and physical stimulation as an outlet for his energy. BEHAVIOR DETERMINATION: Level 1 Behavior Asilomar TM - Treatable-Manageable Recommendations: No young children (under 5) Recommendations comments: No young children (under 5): Although Blazer displays social behavior, readily seeks contact and solicits attention, he has also exhibited anxiety and handling sensitivity. During his assessment, Blazer was observed to move away when being handled, as well as became highly fixated on smells in the room, disallowing the handling portion to be completed. As a result, we recommend that Blazer be placed in a stable home environment with no young children to ensure his success. We advise safe and appropriate management when handling Blazer, as well as utilizing guidance from a qualified, professional trainer/behaviorist. Potential challenges: Handling/touch sensitivity Anxiety Potential challenges comments: Handling/touch sensitivity: Although Blazer displays social behavior, he was observed to exhibit some handling sensitivity during his interactions in the care center. When pressure was applied to his collar, Blazer would move away from the handler and avoid contact. Please refer to the handout on Handling/touch sensitivity. Anxiety: Although Blazer displays social behavior, solicits attention and seeks contact, she has also been observed to display anxiety by panting, coughing and whining during her interactions in the care center. Should this behavior arise in a home environment, please refer to the handout on Anxiety/anxious behavior. Fixates on smells, coughing, panting MEDICAL EXAM NOTES 26-Apr-2019 Progress Exam. History: 4/6/19: Owner surrender, noted oral mass, conjunctivitis. Started benadryl. 4/10: Performed CBC/Chemistry, thoracic radiographs, sedated oral exam. Sedated oral exam: There is a ~3-4 cm pink irregular mass on the maxilla that is invasive to the incisors and canines. Teeth are either missing or in mass. There is another small 0.5cm irregular mass on the buccal aspect of the gums on the left maxilla at the premolars. There is moderate dental tartar. 3 view thoracic radiographs: WNL CBC/Chemistry: WNL 4/14: CIRDC, started enrofloxacin. Today, 4/26: Recheck CIRDC. Subjective: BAR, no coughing/sneezing/vomiting/diarrhea. Good appetite. Objective: Cageside exam performed. Eyes: Clear bilaterally, no discharge, Nasal Cavity: No nasal discharge noted on exam. Lungs: Eupneic. Musculoskeletal: Ambulatory x 4 with no appreciable lameness. Integument: Unremarkable haircoat. Neuro: Appropriate mentation. Assessment: -Oral mass (r/o epulid vs SCC vs other neoplasia) -CIRDC (resolved). Prognosis: Fair. Plan: -Continue enrofloxacin 10 mg/kg PO q24h until 4/27 -Move out of isolation. -Recommend oral surgery/oncology consult with placement +/- excision of mass, dental cleaning. 24-Apr-2019 Progress Exam. Hx: 4/6/19: Owner surrender, noted oral mass, conjunctivitis. Started benadryl. 4/10: Performed CBC/Chemistry, thoracic radiographs, sedated oral exam. Sedated oral exam: There is a ~3-4 cm pink irregular mass on the maxilla that is invasive to the incisors and canines. Teeth are either missing or in mass. There is another small 0.5cm irregular mass on the buccal aspect of the gums on the left maxilla at the premolars. There is moderate dental tartar. 3 view thoracic radiographs: WNL CBC/Chemistry: WNL. 4/14 CIRDC started on enro 10mg/kg po sid until 4/22. S: BAR, mild coughing, no svd. Eyes: Unremarkable OU. Ears: Unremarkable AU. Nasal Cavity: Mild serous nasal discharge. Lungs:Eupneic Musculoskeletal: Ambulatory x 4 with no appreciable lameness. Neuro: Appropriate mentation. Rectal: Not performed. Externally normal. A: CIRDC - improving oral mass. P: recheck day 14, continue enro 10mg/kg PO SID until 4/27, recommend oral surgery consult for mass 20-Apr-2019 Progress Exam. Hx: 4/6/19: Owner surrender, noted oral mass, conjunctivitis. Started benadryl. 4/10: Performed CBC/Chemistry, thoracic radiographs, sedated oral exam. Sedated oral exam: There is a ~3-4 cm pink irregular mass on the maxilla that is invasive to the incisors and canines. Teeth are either missing or in mass. There is another small 0.5cm irregular mass on the buccal aspect of the gums on the left maxilla at the premolars. There is moderate dental tartar. 3 view thoracic radiographs: WNL CBC/Chemistry: WNL. 4/14 CIRDC started on enro 10mg/kg po sid until 4/22. SO: BAR, good appetite, unremarkable elimination. multiple sneezes heard EENT: eyes clear OU. Mild serous nasal discharge Lungs: Eupneic. MSI: Ambulatory x 4 with no appreciable lameness. Neuro: Appropriate mentation. A: CIRDC - improving, oral mass. P: Will continue to monitor and reassess daily. CWCT while in ISO. continue enro 10mg/kg PO SID until 4/27. recommend oral surgery consult for mass 14-Apr-2019 Progress Exam. History: 4/6/19: Owner surrender, noted oral mass, conjunctivitis. Started benadryl. 4/10: Performed CBC/Chemistry, thoracic radiographs, sedated oral exam. Sedated oral exam: There is a ~3-4 cm pink irregular mass on the maxilla that is invasive to the incisors and canines. Teeth are either missing or in mass. There is another small 0.5cm irregular mass on the buccal aspect of the gums on the left maxilla at the premolars. There is moderate dental tartar. 3 view thoracic radiographs: WNL. CBC/Chemistry: WNL. Today, 4/14: ACS noted sneezing. Subjective: BAR, no coughing/vomiting/diarrhea. Sneezing during exam, mild serous nasal discharge bilaterally. Objective: Cageside exam performed. Eyes: Clear bilaterally, no discharge Nasal Cavity: Mild serous nasal discharge, sneezing. Lungs: Eupneic. Musculoskeletal: Ambulatory x 4 with no appreciable lameness. BCS = 5/9. Integument: nremarkable haircoat. Neuro: Appropriate mentation. Assessment: -Oral mass (r/o epulid vs SCC vs other neoplasia). -CIRDC. Prognosis: Fair. Plan: -Start enrofloxacin 10 mg/kg PO q24h x 14d, -Move to isolation -Recommend oral surgery/oncology consult with placement +/- excision of mass, dental cleaning. 10-Apr-2019 Other Lab Interpretation. PCV =40%. TS - 7.8. 10-Apr-2019. Blood Work Interpretation. Radiograph Review. CXR (3 view)-nsf, no signs of metastasis CBC-nsf. Chem-nsf. T4-wnl (1.5). Sedated with dexdomitor 10mcg/kg + butorphanol 0.2mg/kg IM, reversed with antisedan full dose. Once sedated a full oral exam was completed. There is a ~3-4 cm pink irregular mass on the maxilla that is invasive to the incisors and canines. Teeth are either missing or in mass. There is another small 0.5cm irregular mass on the buccal aspect of the gums on the left maxilla at the premolars. There is moderate dental tartar. Recommend histopath of mass with excision if possible (may need hemilaminectomy depending on mass). Rec AUS. 9-Apr-2019 Progress Exam. History : owner surrender 4/6-epulid noted, conjunctivitis. Started on benadryl. Subjective: Swelling on right side of anus noted on rounds board. BARH. No csvd except when pulling hard against the leash. Objective P = wnl, R = wnl, BCS 5/9. EENT: Eyes have nuclear sclerosis ou with injected sclera, no ocular d/c, no nasal discharge noted. Oral Exam: adult dentition, with large irregular mass across maxillary incisors and canines. PLN: No enlargements noted. H/L: NSR, NMA, CRT < 2, Lungs clear, eupneic. ABD: Non painful, no masses palpated. U/G: MI, 2 testicles descended. MSI: Ambulatory x 4, skin free of parasites, no masses noted, healthy hair coat CNS: Mentation appropriate - no signs of neurologic abnormalities. Rectal: normal, no abnormalities noted on external or digital exam. Assessment: Large oral mass r/o epulid vs malignancy. Prognosis: fair. Plan: Recommend oral surgery consult +/- excision of mass. Ok to d/c Benadryl. Scheduled for BW and CXR 6-Apr-2019 DVM Intake Exam. Estimated age: 8y. Microchip noted on Intake? no. Microchip Number (If Applicable): History : owner surrender. Subjective: QARH, normal appetite, no elimination concerns. Observed Behavior - allowed all handling, sat and quickly turned back when palpating abd. Evidence of Cruelty seen - no. Evidence of Trauma seen - no. Objective: P = wnl,R = wnl BCS 5/9. EENT: Eyes clear, OU conjunctivitis, ears clean, no nasal or ocular discharge noted. Oral Exam: adult dentition, moderate dental tartar. Max incisors has acanthomatous epulis. PLN: No enlargements noted. H/L: NSR, NMA, CRT < 2, Lungs clear, eupnic. ABD: Non painful, no masses palpated U/G: male intact 2 testicles palpated, no leakage or discharge. MSI: Ambulatory x 4, skin free of parasites, no masses noted, healthy hair coat. CNS: Mentation appropriate - no signs of neurologic abnormalities. Rectal: visually normal Assessment: acanthomatous epulis, Conjunctivitis - suspect allergic. Prognosis: fair. Plan: recommend oral surgery consult +/- excision. benadryl 25mg PO BID until 4/10 - recheck. SURGERY: perm waiver age *** TO FOSTER OR ADOPT *** HOW TO RESERVE A “TO BE KILLED” DOG ONLINE (only for those who can get to the shelter IN PERSON to complete the adoption process, and only for the dogs on the list NOT marked New Hope Rescue Only). Follow our Step by Step directions below! *PLEASE NOTE – YOU MUST USE A PC OR TABLET – PHONE RESERVES WILL NOT WORK! ** STEP 1: CLICK ON THIS RESERVE LINK: https://newhope.shelterbuddy.com/Animal/List Step 2: Go to the red menu button on the top right corner, click register and fill in your info. Step 3: Go to your email and verify account \ Step 4: Go back to the website, click the menu button and view available dogs Step 5: Scroll to the animal you are interested and click reserve STEP 6 ( MOST IMPORTANT STEP ): GO TO THE MENU AGAIN AND VIEW YOUR CART. THE ANIMAL SHOULD NOW BE IN YOUR CART! Step 7: Fill in your credit card info and complete transaction HOW TO FOSTER OR ADOPT IF YOU *CANNOT* GET TO THE SHELTER IN PERSON, OR IF THE DOG IS NEW HOPE RESCUE ONLY! You must live within 3 – 4 hours of NY, NJ, PA, CT, RI, DE, MD, MA, NH, VT, ME or Norther VA. Please PM our page for assistance. You will need to fill out applications with a New Hope Rescue Partner to foster or adopt a dog on the To Be Killed list, including those labelled Rescue Only. Hurry please, time is short, and the Rescues need time to process the applications.

[bloojayoolie]

Being Alone, Beautiful, and Benadryl: brave sweet Blazer ID 59280, @8 YRS 58 LBS. OF CUDDLES WAITING FOR CARE LOVE & COMFORT. AT BROOKLYN ACC TO BE KILLED - 5/16/2019 * Super Sweet Senior Blazer Needs Surgery Consult for Oral Mass * <3 A jaunty bowtie, a sweet and hopeful spirit, a senior gentleman in need of medical care waits for a family to love him… There is something sad and sweet about Blazer’s jaunty green bowtie, as if it were meant for another dog, another face, another place. And yet it exemplifies the sweet, hopeful spirit of this senior boy whose life has taken him down a path he never expected when he was a young, sparkling puppy. The world was his oyster then. Blazer didn’t expect that after so many autumns, and numerous springs, he would end up at a kill shelter and possibly facing an early death. To make matters worse, he has what appears to be a growth in his mouth that critically needs attention. His third eyelid is up in both of his eyes, too. No one knows better than Blazer how tough it can be to grow old. But Blazer has a gentle, affectionate, shyly sweet personality and he has not given up hope that someone will see him waiting patiently in his kennel, and realize what a gem he is. Please pick Blazer. We’d love to see this sweet senior resting comfortably in a soft bed in a loving home, surrounded by a family committed to his care and happiness. If you can make Blazer’s dream of a family come true, hurry and Message our page or email us at MustLoveDogsNYC@gmail.com for assistance saving his life. A volunteer writes: With his soft velvet ears and a full frosted snout, Blazer clearly deserves to be petted and adored. He's a family dog and it shows. He grew up with a ten year-old child, and his former humans describe him as friendly and gentle with kids and adults, strange or familiar. What's more, he's fully house-trained, and will gladly take a bath or let you brush his beautiful silver coat. He loves to just be in the same room as his favorite humans, and will behave perfectly when left at home. He comes when you call him and knows lots of important dog skills, like "sit," "down," and "stay"; he'll eat treats out of your hand and take you on nice walks. Blazer is looking for a forever family with humans over the age of five, who would love a loyal gentleman friend. A volunteer writes: Blazer may be a middle-aged boy, but he's got the energy and spirit of a happy-go-lucky puppy! He's super-friendly and affectionate and just LOVES attention. Call him over and in the blink of an eye he's wiggling into your arms with his tail going like a mini helicopter. He sometimes gets so excited that he jumps up to give kisses. And when he looks up at me with that slight tilt of his head...oh boy, I just want to pinch his little cheeks! Blazer is a high-energy boy and would be great for an active lifestyle. He LOVES treats, but just needs to learn to take them in a more gentlemanly manner; but he should be easy to teach....he already knows the commands sit, come, down, and stay; is housebroken; and is very treat and attention-motivated. Blazer grew up with a child and was respectful, affectionate, and gentle with the youngster. This happy little ball of energy is excitedly awaiting his fur-ever home at the Brooklyn ACC shelter, so come on down and meet him! MY MOVIES: Beautiful Boy Blazer https://youtu.be/Yvw7zibONQ4 Blazer https://youtu.be/18AI9Aspp8Q Frosted Face Wiggler https://youtu.be/vLukcgVYoDQ BLAZER, ID# 59280, 8 Yrs old, 58 lbs, Unaltered Male Brooklyn ACC, Large Mixed Breed, Gray / White Owner Surrender Reason: surrendered to BACC due to owner being homeless Shelter Assessment Rating: LEVEL 1 No young children (under 5) Medical Behavior Rating: Blue OWNER SURRENDER NOTES - BASIC INFORMATION: Blazer is an approx 11 year old grey and white large male dog that was surrendered to BACC due to owner being homeless. He previously lived with 2 adults and 1 child. Blazer is friendly and outgoing around strangers. He has grown up along with a 10 year old child and was described as respectful, friendly, and affectionate. Blazer would play gentle with the child. Blazer has not been around other dogs it is unknown how he would behave. He has also not been around cats, it is unknown how he would behave. Blazer has no reported resource guarding and no bite history. He is housetrained and his owner described his energy level as very high. Other Notes: Blazer is not bothered when being given a bath, when his coat is brushed but will struggle when having his nails trimmed. Blazer is not bothered when someone unfamiliar approaches the family or home. For a New Family to Know Blazer is described as friendly, affectionate, playful, and excitable. Blazer will follow someone around or be in the same room when someone is home. Blazer does not play with any toys or play games. Blazer has been kept mostly indoors and will sleep in his crate. Blazer will eat mostly wet food and be fed 2 times a day. Blazer is house trained and will use the potty on any surface outdoors. Blazer is well behaved when left alone in the home. Blazer is crate trained and does well for 6 hours. Blazer understands how to sit, come, down, and stay. Blazer will go on brisk walks on the leash and pulls very hard. SHELTER ASSESSMENT SUMMARIES: Leash Walking Strength and pulling: Mild pulling Reactivity to humans: None Reactivity to dogs: None Leash walking comments: Sociability Loose in room (15-20 seconds): Explores, but checks in with handlers, fixates on smells in the room, tail wagging, coughing, solicits attention, accepts contact, jumps up onto handler's lap, licks handler Call over: Approaches readily, jumps up onto handler Sociability comments: Handling Soft handling: Avoids handler when pressure applied to leash, wiggly body, panting, coughing, accepts some contact Exuberant handling: Did not conduct, moves away from handler Handling comments: Arousal Jog: Engages in play with handler, soft and loose, jumps up onto handler on third pass, but recovers within a few seconds on his own Arousal comments: Knock Knock Comments: No response to knock; Approaches assistant, soft and loose Toy Toy comments: Minimal interest PLAYGROUP NOTES - DOG TO DOG SUMMARIES: According to Blazer's previous owner, Blazer did not socialize with other dogs while in their care. 4/6: When off leash at the Care Centers, Balzer greets the novel female dog on his tiptoes. He is sexually motivated and but does not mount. When the greeter corrects him he explores the yard. 4/9: Blazer was introduced to a novel female today. He continues to be sexually motivated and fixates on the female's genitals. He ignored handler interruptions and was difficult to interrupt. Summary (1): Blazer understands the command for "sit". INTAKE BEHAVIOR - Date of intake: 5-Apr-2019 Summary: Readily approaches, loose and wiggly body, licks staff, allows all handling, readily accepts treats MEDICAL BEHAVIOR - Date of initial: 6-Apr-2019 Summary: Allows all handling, quick head whip with contact on abdomen ENERGY LEVEL: Blazer has been observed to exhibit a high level of energy during his interactions in the care center. We cannot be certain of his behavior in a home environment, but we recommend that he be provided daily mental and physical stimulation as an outlet for his energy. BEHAVIOR DETERMINATION: Level 1 Behavior Asilomar TM - Treatable-Manageable Recommendations: No young children (under 5) Recommendations comments: No young children (under 5): Although Blazer displays social behavior, readily seeks contact and solicits attention, he has also exhibited anxiety and handling sensitivity. During his assessment, Blazer was observed to move away when being handled, as well as became highly fixated on smells in the room, disallowing the handling portion to be completed. As a result, we recommend that Blazer be placed in a stable home environment with no young children to ensure his success. We advise safe and appropriate management when handling Blazer, as well as utilizing guidance from a qualified, professional trainer/behaviorist. Potential challenges: Handling/touch sensitivity Anxiety Potential challenges comments: Handling/touch sensitivity: Although Blazer displays social behavior, he was observed to exhibit some handling sensitivity during his interactions in the care center. When pressure was applied to his collar, Blazer would move away from the handler and avoid contact. Please refer to the handout on Handling/touch sensitivity. Anxiety: Although Blazer displays social behavior, solicits attention and seeks contact, she has also been observed to display anxiety by panting, coughing and whining during her interactions in the care center. Should this behavior arise in a home environment, please refer to the handout on Anxiety/anxious behavior. Fixates on smells, coughing, panting MEDICAL EXAM NOTES 26-Apr-2019 Progress Exam. History: 4/6/19: Owner surrender, noted oral mass, conjunctivitis. Started benadryl. 4/10: Performed CBC/Chemistry, thoracic radiographs, sedated oral exam. Sedated oral exam: There is a ~3-4 cm pink irregular mass on the maxilla that is invasive to the incisors and canines. Teeth are either missing or in mass. There is another small 0.5cm irregular mass on the buccal aspect of the gums on the left maxilla at the premolars. There is moderate dental tartar. 3 view thoracic radiographs: WNL CBC/Chemistry: WNL 4/14: CIRDC, started enrofloxacin. Today, 4/26: Recheck CIRDC. Subjective: BAR, no coughing/sneezing/vomiting/diarrhea. Good appetite. Objective: Cageside exam performed. Eyes: Clear bilaterally, no discharge, Nasal Cavity: No nasal discharge noted on exam. Lungs: Eupneic. Musculoskeletal: Ambulatory x 4 with no appreciable lameness. Integument: Unremarkable haircoat. Neuro: Appropriate mentation. Assessment: -Oral mass (r/o epulid vs SCC vs other neoplasia) -CIRDC (resolved). Prognosis: Fair. Plan: -Continue enrofloxacin 10 mg/kg PO q24h until 4/27 -Move out of isolation. -Recommend oral surgery/oncology consult with placement +/- excision of mass, dental cleaning. 24-Apr-2019 Progress Exam. Hx: 4/6/19: Owner surrender, noted oral mass, conjunctivitis. Started benadryl. 4/10: Performed CBC/Chemistry, thoracic radiographs, sedated oral exam. Sedated oral exam: There is a ~3-4 cm pink irregular mass on the maxilla that is invasive to the incisors and canines. Teeth are either missing or in mass. There is another small 0.5cm irregular mass on the buccal aspect of the gums on the left maxilla at the premolars. There is moderate dental tartar. 3 view thoracic radiographs: WNL CBC/Chemistry: WNL. 4/14 CIRDC started on enro 10mg/kg po sid until 4/22. S: BAR, mild coughing, no svd. Eyes: Unremarkable OU. Ears: Unremarkable AU. Nasal Cavity: Mild serous nasal discharge. Lungs:Eupneic Musculoskeletal: Ambulatory x 4 with no appreciable lameness. Neuro: Appropriate mentation. Rectal: Not performed. Externally normal. A: CIRDC - improving oral mass. P: recheck day 14, continue enro 10mg/kg PO SID until 4/27, recommend oral surgery consult for mass 20-Apr-2019 Progress Exam. Hx: 4/6/19: Owner surrender, noted oral mass, conjunctivitis. Started benadryl. 4/10: Performed CBC/Chemistry, thoracic radiographs, sedated oral exam. Sedated oral exam: There is a ~3-4 cm pink irregular mass on the maxilla that is invasive to the incisors and canines. Teeth are either missing or in mass. There is another small 0.5cm irregular mass on the buccal aspect of the gums on the left maxilla at the premolars. There is moderate dental tartar. 3 view thoracic radiographs: WNL CBC/Chemistry: WNL. 4/14 CIRDC started on enro 10mg/kg po sid until 4/22. SO: BAR, good appetite, unremarkable elimination. multiple sneezes heard EENT: eyes clear OU. Mild serous nasal discharge Lungs: Eupneic. MSI: Ambulatory x 4 with no appreciable lameness. Neuro: Appropriate mentation. A: CIRDC - improving, oral mass. P: Will continue to monitor and reassess daily. CWCT while in ISO. continue enro 10mg/kg PO SID until 4/27. recommend oral surgery consult for mass 14-Apr-2019 Progress Exam. History: 4/6/19: Owner surrender, noted oral mass, conjunctivitis. Started benadryl. 4/10: Performed CBC/Chemistry, thoracic radiographs, sedated oral exam. Sedated oral exam: There is a ~3-4 cm pink irregular mass on the maxilla that is invasive to the incisors and canines. Teeth are either missing or in mass. There is another small 0.5cm irregular mass on the buccal aspect of the gums on the left maxilla at the premolars. There is moderate dental tartar. 3 view thoracic radiographs: WNL. CBC/Chemistry: WNL. Today, 4/14: ACS noted sneezing. Subjective: BAR, no coughing/vomiting/diarrhea. Sneezing during exam, mild serous nasal discharge bilaterally. Objective: Cageside exam performed. Eyes: Clear bilaterally, no discharge Nasal Cavity: Mild serous nasal discharge, sneezing. Lungs: Eupneic. Musculoskeletal: Ambulatory x 4 with no appreciable lameness. BCS = 5/9. Integument: nremarkable haircoat. Neuro: Appropriate mentation. Assessment: -Oral mass (r/o epulid vs SCC vs other neoplasia). -CIRDC. Prognosis: Fair. Plan: -Start enrofloxacin 10 mg/kg PO q24h x 14d, -Move to isolation -Recommend oral surgery/oncology consult with placement +/- excision of mass, dental cleaning. 10-Apr-2019 Other Lab Interpretation PCV =40% TS - 7.8 10-Apr-2019 Blood Work Interpretation Radiograph Review CXR (3 view)-nsf, no signs of metastasis CBC-nsf Chem-nsf T4-wnl (1.5) Sedated with dexdomitor 10mcg/kg + butorphanol 0.2mg/kg IM, reversed with antisedan full dose. Once sedated a full oral exam was completed. There is a ~3-4 cm pink irregular mass on the maxilla that is invasive to the incisors and canines. Teeth are either missing or in mass. There is another small 0.5cm irregular mass on the buccal aspect of the gums on the left maxilla at the premolars. There is moderate dental tartar. Recommend histopath of mass with excision if possible (may need hemilaminectomy depending on mass). Rec AUS. 9-Apr-2019 Progress Exam History : owner surrender 4/6-epulid noted, conjunctivitis. Started on benadryl. Subjective: Swelling on right side of anus noted on rounds board. BARH. No csvd except when pulling hard against the leash. Objective P = wnl R = wnl BCS 5/9 EENT: Eyes have nuclear sclerosis ou with injected sclera, no ocular d/c, no nasal discharge noted Oral Exam: adult dentition, with large irregular mass across maxillary incisors and canines PLN: No enlargements noted H/L: NSR, NMA, CRT < 2, Lungs clear, eupneic ABD: Non painful, no masses palpated U/G: MI, 2 testicles descended MSI: Ambulatory x 4, skin free of parasites, no masses noted, healthy hair coat CNS: Mentation appropriate - no signs of neurologic abnormalities Rectal: normal, no abnormalities noted on external or digital exam Assessment Large oral mass r/o epulid vs malignancy Prognosis: fair Plan: Recommend oral surgery consult +/- excision of mass Ok to d/c benadryl Scheduled for BW and CXR 6-Apr-2019 DVM Intake Exam Estimated age: 8y Microchip noted on Intake? no Microchip Number (If Applicable): History : owner surrender Subjective: QARH, normal appetite, no elimination concerns Observed Behavior - allowed all handling, sat and quickly turned back when palpating abd Evidence of Cruelty seen - no Evidence of Trauma seen - no Objective P = wnl R = wnl BCS 5/9 EENT: Eyes clear, OU conjunctivitis, ears clean, no nasal or ocular discharge noted Oral Exam: adult dentition, moderate dental tartar. Max incisors has acanthomatous epulis PLN: No enlargements noted H/L: NSR, NMA, CRT < 2, Lungs clear, eupnic ABD: Non painful, no masses palpated U/G: male intact 2 testicles palpated, no leakage or discharge MSI: Ambulatory x 4, skin free of parasites, no masses noted, healthy hair coat CNS: Mentation appropriate - no signs of neurologic abnormalities Rectal: visually normal Assessment acanthomatous epulis Conjunctivitis - suspect allergic Prognosis: fair Plan: recommend oral surgery consult +/- excision benadryl 25mg PO BID until 4/10 - recheck SURGERY: perm waiver age *** TO FOSTER OR ADOPT *** If you would like to adopt a NYC ACC dog, and can get to the shelter in person to complete the adoption process, you can contact the shelter directly. We have provided the Brooklyn, Staten Island and Manhattan information below. Adoption hours at these facilities is Noon – 8:00 p.m. (6:30 on weekends) If you CANNOT get to the shelter in person and you want to FOSTER OR ADOPT a NYC ACC Dog, you can PRIVATE MESSAGE our Must Love Dogs page for assistance. PLEASE NOTE: You MUST live in NY, NJ, PA, CT, RI, DE, MD, MA, NH, VT, ME or Northern VA. You will need to fill out applications with a New Hope Rescue Partner to foster or adopt a NYC ACC dog. Transport is available if you live within the prescribed range of states. Shelter contact information: Phone number (212) 788-4000 Email adopt@nycacc.org Shelter Addresses: Brooklyn Shelter: 2336 Linden Boulevard Brooklyn, NY 11208 Manhattan Shelter: 326 East 110 St. New York, NY 10029 Staten Island Shelter: 3139 Veterans Road West Staten Island, NY 10309 *** NEW NYC ACC RATING SYSTEM *** Level 1 Dogs with Level 1 determinations are suitable for the majority of homes. These dogs are not displaying concerning behaviors in shelter, and the owner surrender profile (where available) is positive. Some dogs with Level 1 determinations may still have potential challenges, but these are challenges that the behavior team believe can be handled by the majority of adopters. The potential challenges could include no young children, prefers to be the only dog, no dog parks, no cats, kennel presence, basic manners, low level fear and mild anxiety. Level 2 Dogs with Level 2 determinations will be suitable for adopters with some previous dog experience. They will have displayed behavior in the shelter (or have owner reported behavior) that requires some training, or is simply not suitable for an adopter with minimal experience. Dogs with a Level 2 determination may have multiple potential challenges and these may be presenting at differing levels of intensity, so careful consideration of the behavior notes will be required for counselling. Potential challenges at Level 2 include no young children, single pet home, resource guarding, on-leash reactivity, mouthiness, fear with potential for escalation, impulse control/arousal, anxiety and separation anxiety. Level 3 Dogs with Level 3 determinations will need to go to homes with experienced adopters, and the ACC strongly suggest that the adopter have prior experience with the challenges described and/or an understanding of the challenge and how to manage it safely in a home environment. In many cases, a trainer will be needed to manage and work on the behaviors safely in a home environment. It is likely that every dog with a Level 3 determination will have a behavior modification or training plan available to them from the behavior department that will go home with the adopters and be made available to the New Hope Partners for their fosters and adopters. Some of the challenges seen at Level 3 are also seen at Level 1 and Level 2, but when seen alongside a Level 3 determination can be assumed to be more severe. The potential challenges for Level 3 determinations include adult only home (no children under the age of 13), single pet home, resource guarding, on-leash reactivity with potential for redirection, mouthiness with pressure, potential escalation to threatening behavior, impulse control, arousal, anxiety, separation anxiety, bite history (human), bite history (dog) and bite history (other).