PRINCESS – A1106018
Safe - 5-12-2017 Manhattan
SAFE 5/12/17 A volunteer writes: Not for nothing is this royal beauty named Princess. Like Princess Diana, she’s a “people’s princess,” because she has so much warmth and she loves people. Like Grace Kelly of Monaco, she’s a stunning beauty, and she wants everyone around her to feel safe and happy. She greets you sweetly as soon as you peek through her window and then she comes over to welcome you with cheek rubs galore. Like the lovely Kate Middleton, she’s waiting for her Prince Charles or someone to be her sister Pippa.
NEW PHOTOS! **RETURNED FROM ADOPTION** PRINCESS was adopted in March and had a cold. Adopter was given explicit instructions on how to take care of her but sadly this person has returned Princess for “pet health”. Princess needs a new home now with someone who will take her to the vet and not return her to the shelter.
MANHATTAN CENTER
**RETURN**
PRINCESS – A1106018
SPAYED FEMALE, CALICO, DOMESTIC SH MIX,4 yrs
RETURN – EVALUATE, HOLD RELEASED Reason PET HEALTH
Intake condition EXAM REQ Intake Date 05/03/2017, From NY 10029, DueOut Date 05/04/2017,
Medical Behavior Evaluation ORANGE
Medical Summary DVM Intake Exam Estimated age: 4 years Microchip noted on Intake? yes 981020015792892 History : pulled from MACC earlier this year by New Hope; returned Subjective: BAR Observed Behavior – initially friendly and interactive; started growling, hissing and trying to bite with more handling Evidence of Cruelty seen – none Evidence of Trauma seen – none Objective BCS 5/9 EENT: Eyes clear, ears clean, no nasal discharge noted Oral Exam: mm pk, moist; CRT <2 sec; mild tartar, mod staining PLN: No enlargements noted H/L: NSR, NMA, CRT < 2, Lungs clear, eupnic ABD: Non painful, no masses palpated U/G: spayed MSI: Ambulatory x 4, skin free of parasites, no masses noted, healthy hair coat CNS: mentation appropriate – no signs of neurologic abnormalities Assessment Healthy adult Plan no treatment needed Prognosis: excellent SURGERY: spayed
Weight 6.8
Medical Summary 04/01/17 10:38 Hx: URI dx 3/21, returned for post-adoption visit dt owner concerns over lethargy and inappetance on 3/26, dx with continuing URI S: allows handling but runs out of patience with more invasive procedures O: weight decreased 3.6Lb since intake 3/12 5% dehydrated based on loss of skin turgor EENT: mild epiphora, no chemosis or erythema OU, dry purulent dc at nares, linear ulceration at nasal planum, AU clear Oral: no oral ulcers Int: hemorrhagic abrasions on bridge of nose, spay incision DI with minor crusting at incision site Lnn: WNL CV: NMA, s&s pulses, pink moist mm Resp: eupnic, sneezing, mild insp stertor Abd: SNP UG: spayed female MS: 4x ambulatory, BCS 3/9 Neuro: BAR, no obvious neuro deficits, complete neuro exam not performed A: continued URI signs trauma to bridge of nose ulceration of nasal planum P: 0.7ml Doxycycline pO SID x 7 days 0.25 ml Mirtazapine PO administered during exam 100ml LRS SQ administered during exam 0.41ml Simbadol SQ administered during exam px: good Following information printed for owner Princess continues to have siymptoms of an upper respiratory infection. Her eyes are improved, but she still has some sneezing and nasal discharge. She is slightly dehydrated, and we gave her fluids under the skin today. She continues to have poor appetite and has lost weight. This is likely because she cant smell her food very well, and kitties rely on their sense of smell to determine palatability of food. We gave her an oral medication that will stimulate appetite (Mirtazapine). At home, try to close Princess in the bathroom with you, and run a hot shower to steam up the room. This will help with nasal congestion. Princess also has some abrasions on her nose. This may have been caused by Princess rubbing against something in response to having a stuffy nose. We cleaned up some of the blood and Princess received a long-lasting pain injection (Simbadol, lasts 24 hours). This is an opiate medication that can cause sedation or abnormal behavior. We are extending the antibiotic medication for 7 days. This is the same medication you had for Princess before, and is typically very effective for the type of bacteria we see in Upper Respiratory Infections in our shelter. Thank you for taking such good care of Princess. We hope she feels better.
Weight 6.8
A volunteer writes: Not for nothing is this royal beauty named Princess. Like Princess Diana, she’s a “people’s princess,” because she has so much warmth and she loves people. Like Grace Kelly of Monaco, she’s a stunning beauty, and she wants everyone around her to feel safe and happy. She greets you sweetly as soon as you peek through her window and then she comes over to welcome you with cheek rubs galore. Like the lovely Kate Middleton, she’s waiting for her Prince Charles or someone to be her sister Pippa.
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PREVIOUS INFO:
WAS SAFE 03/15/2017
MANHATTAN CENTER
**SPAY ABORTED**
PRINCESS – A1106018
SPAYED FEMALE, CALICO, DOMESTIC SH MIX,4 yrs
OWNER SUR – EVALUATE, NO HOLD Reason ALLERGIES
Intake condition PREGNANT Intake Date 03/12/2017, From NY 10475, DueOut Date 03/12/2017,
Medical Behavior Evaluation No Initial Behavior
Medical Summary No Initial Exam
Weight 10.0
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