CREED aka JACKIE – A1068198
Safe - 3-26-2016 Brooklyn Rescue: Feline Rescue of SI Please honor your pledges: http://felinerescueofstatenisland.org/donation/
***SAFE 03/26/16*** URGENT HELP NEEDED FOR POOR CREED WHO IS FIV POSITIVE AND HAS A BAD COLD!! CREED was brought into the ACC as a stray. He is about 5-7 years old according to the ACC. CREED is in need of a rescue angel tonight who will foster him so he can get the much needed medical help. He has an abscess on his eye which may be from a wound – and also a very bad URI. CREED is FIV positive, which is something that does not prevent him from living with other kitties who are non-FIV. But unless CREED gets some help for his other conditions, the only thing waiting for this poor guy is a lethal injection at noon Saturday. CREED is not feeling well but allowed the staff to handle him and received an EXPNOCHILD rating. He clearly wants to live and be helped but only YOU can make that happen. PLEASE OFFER TO FOSTER THIS HOUSE PANTHER AND YOU WILL SAVE HIS LIFE AND HELP HIM RECUPERATE. CONTACT A RESCUE NOW OR EMAIL [email protected] FOR MORE INFO.
Brooklyn Center
My name is CREED. My Animal ID # is A1068198. – P
I am a male black domestic sh mix. The shelter thinks I am about 6 YEARS old.
I came in the shelter as a STRAY on 03/21/2016 from NY 11421, owner surrender reason stated was STRAY.
MOST RECENT MEDICAL INFORMATION AND WEIGHT
03/25/2016 Exam Type RE-EXAM – Medical Rating is 4 C – SEVERE CONDITIONS , Behavior Rating is NONE, Weight 8.4 LBS.
3/25/16 11:22A S/O: VET CHECK TO CLEAN DRAINING TRACT, OS QAR ON PRESENTATION CONTINUES TO EAT WELL LEFT EYE HAD CRUSTED OVER WITH DRIED DISCHARGE FROM DRANING TRACT/ABSCESS JUST DORSAL TO LID. WOUND APPEARS TO HAVE OPENED MORE SLIGHTLY – NOW MEASURES APPROX. 1 CM IN LENGTH PATIENT IS DIFFICULT TO REMOVE FROM CAGE, BUT DOES ALLOW TOWEL RESTRAINT AND CLEANING OF FACE WITHOUT AGGRESSION – DOWN GRADED BEHAVIOR TO “YELLOW” STATUS CLEANED FACE AND WOUND WITH WARM, MOIST, GAUZES – APPLIED COMPRESSION OVER OS FOR APPROX. 2-3 MIN. NO PURULENT DISCHARGE OBSERVED PERI-OCULAR SWELLING , OSAPPEARS TO HAVE SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT – GLOBE IS SLOWLY STARTING TO BECOME EXPOSED ADMINISTERED MORNING MEDICATION CONTINUE DAILY CLEANINGS. FAIR PROGNOSIS ———————————————– 3/24/16 12:05 S/O: LAST DAY OF NEBULIZATION, BUP-SR; RECHECK CONGESTION, LINGUAL ULCER (IF ABLE) QAR ON PRESENTATION – TOLERABLE OF EXAM AND CLEANINGS WITH TOWEL RESTRAINT GOOD APPETITE OVERNIGHT DRAINING TRACT DORSAL TO THE LEFT EYE CONTINUES TO REMAIN OPEN AND OOZING ACTIVE SEROSANGUINOUS DISCHARGE (APPROX. 0.5CM IN LENGTH WOUND WITH SOFT TISSUE EXPOSURE) THE RIGHT GLOBE IS MINIMALLY VISIBLE AND PATIENT CONTINUES TO HAVE SEVERE CHEMOSIS LINGUAL ULCER (VIEWED BRIEFLY) LOOKS TO BE COMPLETELY HEALED. MODERATE AMOUNT OF ACTIVE SEROUS NASAL DISCHARGE BILATERALLY NO IMPROVEMENT IN CONGESTION A: FIV, heart murmur, lingual ulcer, lice, dental disease, renomegaly, periocular abscess. PX: FAIR TO POOR P: EXTEND NEBULIZATION BID X 3 DAYS ADDING DOXYCYCLINE – 0.8ML PO SID X 10 DAYS CONTINUE DAILY CLEANINGS, ERYTHROMYCIN CHANGED E-COLLAR. GAVE BUP – SR 0.15ML SQ ONCE -RE-ASSESS ON 3/27 03/23/16 11:13 VC: Recheck condition, appetite S/O: QAR, APP ++ (eating very well). Audible congestion, mucoid nasal discharge. Dried bloody/purrulent exudate on face and e-collar. Utilized towel wrap for restraint, hissing. Cleaned off e-collar and face w/ moist gauze on tongue depressor (attempted to bite once). Abscess was scabbed over and swollen, soak off scab and dried d/c on face, drained exduate. Applied erythromycin OD. A: FIV, heart murmur, lingual ulcer, lice, dental disease, renomegaly, periocular abscess. P: Continue current treatment and monitoring, recheck daily
03/21/2016 PET PROFILE MEMO
03/21/16 17:58 Jackie is a 2 year old male black domestic shorthair cat who arrived as a stray surrender. Upon intake Jackie was not handled due to an unspecified medical condition. Counselor was able to scan for microchip (negative) and photograph in the carrier but did not collar.
WEB MEMO
No Web Memo
03/24/2016 BEHAVIOR EVALUATION – EXPNOCHILD
Exam Type BEHAVIOR
Reaction to assessor: Jackie does not come to front but remains neutral When spoken quietly: Jackie does not come to front but remains neutral Reaction to door cage opening: Jackie retreats Reaction to touch: Jackie moves to avoid touch and allows very limited petting Try picking cat up: Did not attempt Behavior Determination: Experience No Child Jackie was brought to the care center as a stray so we don’t have any behavioral history or tendencies previous to what we are seeing during the evaluation. At the time of the assessment he was displaying fearful behavior; does not seek attention from the assessor and becomes alert when the kennel was open. Retreats as I started to get closer. I was able to pet her and interact with her in a limited way. We recommend that this cat go to a home with experienced cat parents with no children.
GROUP BEHAVIOR EVALUATION
No Group Behavior Summary
03/21/2016 INITIAL PHYSICAL EXAM
Medical rating was 4 C – SEVERE CONDITIONS , behavior rating was NONE
SCAN NEGATIVE INTACT MALE APPROX. 5-7 YRS BAR ON PRESENTATION – STEPPED OUT OF CARRIER WILLINGLY HOWEVER ONCE ATTEMPTED TO HANDLE, PATIENT RAN AWAY. SEDATED WITH 0.15 ML TELAZOL IM FOR EXAM INTEG – UNKEMPT COAT, LICE INFESTATION PRESENT EENT = OD = PERIOCULAR HYPOTRICHOSIS WITH MILD SCABBING; SEVERE CHEMOSIS, UNABLE TO VIEW GLOBE, MILD CONJUNCTIVITIS; OS = CLEAR. MILD TO MODERATE ACTIVE BLOOD-TINGED SEROUS NASAL DISCHARGE, RIGHT NOSTRIL. OLIGODONTIA, GINIGIVAL RECESSION, LEFT UPPER ARCADE IS ALMOST COMPLETELY RESORBED. MODERATE TARTAR; LARGE CENTRAL LINGUAL ULCER (APPROX. 0.5 CM IN DIAMETER). THICK, MALODOROUS, MUCOID SALIVA. (DENTAL DISEASE GRADE IV/IV) H/L = GRADE II/VI LEFT SYSTOLIC HEART MURMUR, NO ARRYTHMIAS, UPPER AIRWAY NOISE AUSCULTED DUE TO CONGESTION. MM = PINK, MOIST ABDOMEN = SOFT, NMP, LARGE BUT SYMMETRICAL KIDNEYS LN = WNL CNS = SEDATED, HOWEVER A+A PRIOR TO SEDATION MS = BCS: 3/9; NO OBVIOUS LAMENESSES PRIOR TO SEDATION A: HEART MURMUR, FIV POSITIVE, SWOLLEN EYE OS (R/O CORNEAL ULCER/RUPTURE VS. MASS VS. OTHER), LICE, SEVERE DENTAL DISEASE, NASAL DISCHARGE (R/O URI VS. RHINITIS VS. OTHER) PX: FAIR TO POOR SHORT TERM P: VACCINATED APPLIED REVOLUTION GAVE ERYTHROMYCIN – DUE TO SEVERITY OF CHEMOSIS, CAN ATTEMPT TO GIVE, HOWEVER MAY NOT BE ABLE TO DUE TO TEMPERMENT START NEBULIZATION BID X 3 DAYS GAVE 0.15 ML BUP-SR SQ GAVE 0.38 ML CONVENIA SQ ONCE GAVE 0.19 ML BAYTRIL IM ONCE – CONTINUE SID X 7 DAYS RECHECK TOMORROW – PATIENT WOKE UP BEFORE ABLE TO GIVE FLUIDS – CHECK APPETITE
03/25/2016 RE-EXAM (LAST MAJOR EXAM)
Medical rating 4 C – SEVERE CONDITIONS ,
3/25/16 11:22A S/O: VET CHECK TO CLEAN DRAINING TRACT, OS QAR ON PRESENTATION CONTINUES TO EAT WELL LEFT EYE HAD CRUSTED OVER WITH DRIED DISCHARGE FROM DRANING TRACT/ABSCESS JUST DORSAL TO LID. WOUND APPEARS TO HAVE OPENED MORE SLIGHTLY – NOW MEASURES APPROX. 1 CM IN LENGTH PATIENT IS DIFFICULT TO REMOVE FROM CAGE, BUT DOES ALLOW TOWEL RESTRAINT AND CLEANING OF FACE WITHOUT AGGRESSION – DOWN GRADED BEHAVIOR TO “YELLOW” STATUS CLEANED FACE AND WOUND WITH WARM, MOIST, GAUZES – APPLIED COMPRESSION OVER OS FOR APPROX. 2-3 MIN. NO PURULENT DISCHARGE OBSERVED PERI-OCULAR SWELLING , OSAPPEARS TO HAVE SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT – GLOBE IS SLOWLY STARTING TO BECOME EXPOSED ADMINISTERED MORNING MEDICATION CONTINUE DAILY CLEANINGS. FAIR PROGNOSIS ———————————————– 3/24/16 12:05 S/O: LAST DAY OF NEBULIZATION, BUP-SR; RECHECK CONGESTION, LINGUAL ULCER (IF ABLE) QAR ON PRESENTATION – TOLERABLE OF EXAM AND CLEANINGS WITH TOWEL RESTRAINT GOOD APPETITE OVERNIGHT DRAINING TRACT DORSAL TO THE LEFT EYE CONTINUES TO REMAIN OPEN AND OOZING ACTIVE SEROSANGUINOUS DISCHARGE (APPROX. 0.5CM IN LENGTH WOUND WITH SOFT TISSUE EXPOSURE) THE RIGHT GLOBE IS MINIMALLY VISIBLE AND PATIENT CONTINUES TO HAVE SEVERE CHEMOSIS LINGUAL ULCER (VIEWED BRIEFLY) LOOKS TO BE COMPLETELY HEALED. MODERATE AMOUNT OF ACTIVE SEROUS NASAL DISCHARGE BILATERALLY NO IMPROVEMENT IN CONGESTION A: FIV, heart murmur, lingual ulcer, lice, dental disease, renomegaly, periocular abscess. PX: FAIR TO POOR P: EXTEND NEBULIZATION BID X 3 DAYS ADDING DOXYCYCLINE – 0.8ML PO SID X 10 DAYS CONTINUE DAILY CLEANINGS, ERYTHROMYCIN CHANGED E-COLLAR. GAVE BUP – SR 0.15ML SQ ONCE -RE-ASSESS ON 3/27 03/23/16 11:13 VC: Recheck condition, appetite S/O: QAR, APP ++ (eating very well). Audible congestion, mucoid nasal discharge. Dried bloody/purrulent exudate on face and e-collar. Utilized towel wrap for restraint, hissing. Cleaned off e-collar and face w/ moist gauze on tongue depressor (attempted to bite once). Abscess was scabbed over and swollen, soak off scab and dried d/c on face, drained exduate. Applied erythromycin OD. A: FIV, heart murmur, lingual ulcer, lice, dental disease, renomegaly, periocular abscess. P: Continue current treatment and monitoring, recheck daily
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