LUNA – A1102939
Safe - 2-17-2017 Brooklyn
SAFE 2/17/17 FELV+ Young 1-Year Old Brown Tabby – LUNA – NEEDS YOU ASAP AT BACC!
Brooklyn Center
FELV POSITIVE
Luna A1102939 – 1 yr. female brown tabby, stray:
ENRICHMENT:
02/05/17
Arrived with same “finder” as kitten Sundance, 1102937, each was trapped separately, no idea if there’s a relation. Hunkered in a rear corner of kennel, fearful, tongue sticking out, wide eyes. Sniffed some chicken that I slowly extended to her, but didn’t take from my hand, further tensed and pushed back into the corner, tongue no longer sticking out. Not receptive to touching or handling at this time. Sprayed Feliway and gave a bowl of fresh wet food; doesn’t look like she ate or even moved much during the night. Initial med exam pending.
02/06/17
Pushed into a rear corner of kennel, eyes huge with lots of direct eye contact, no blinking. When I slowly start to open the cage door, shifts weight and poises to flee. Not able to attempt touch. Sprayed Feliway and gave some fresh food and treats. Added a little catnip-silvervine combo to her kennel.
MEDICAL:
Scan neg
Sedated for exam, did not observe initial interaction
EENT: clear OU; clean dentition with mild gingivitis. NND. Ears clean AU
PLN WNL
H/L auscult WNL; eup
Abd snp/nmp
BCS 5/9
Developed MG with some debris surrounding nipples
No vulvar dc; no spay scar
FeLV weak positive
A: 1 yo F DSH
FeLV positive
Otherwise appears healthy
Poorly socialized
P: Reco retest in 30 days or IFA to confirm FeLV
Reco socialization
Prognosis ultimately poor for FeLV positive; currently no complications
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