OCEAN – A1078077

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My name is OCEAN. My Animal ID # is A1078077. – P
I am a female org tabby domestic sh. The shelter thinks I am about 1 YEAR

I came in the shelter as a OWNER SUR on 06/19/2016 from NY 10454, owner surrender reason stated was ALLERGIES.

MOST RECENT MEDICAL INFORMATION AND WEIGHT
06/29/2016 Exam Type RE-EXAM – Medical Rating is 3 C – MAJOR CONDITIONS , Behavior Rating is NONE, Weight 5.9 LBS.

06/29/16 14:36 sneezing noted on rounds rx doxy x 10d 06/26/16 16:01 LH popliteal area still has moderate erythema, A” dermatitis, healing schedule convenia at 2w post last inj 6/20/16 11:25 S-erythema with raised abnormal skin in caudal left crus/quad area. O-QAR, pink mm, CRT< 2 hydrated EENT-CAU, COU, no nasal d/c PLN-all wnl CV-no m/a, fsp Resp-clear and increased RR (stressed) GI-negative oral exam, SNP GU-FI, nsf MSI-BCS 3/5, amb x 4, area of hypotrichosis in caudal left crus/quad region with skin that is erythematous and raised. approximately 1.5 in x 1 in in dimension. No obvious breaks in skin visible. alopecia at tip of tail that appears to be dermatitis/pruritus related Neuro-a and a A-1 yo FI DSH 1. dermatitis of left caudal quad/crus and tail tip P-given 0.3 ml convenia SQ during previous exam. consider repeat in injection 1 week Clip hair around region and cleaned with nolvasan and alcohol again keep e-collar on add benadryl 25 mg-1/4 tab PO BID x 5 days monitor skin prognosis good with treatment 6/19/16 Seen by Dr. K As per Dr. K——Adm. 0.3 ml Convenia Inj. Cleaned the wound area with diluted Nolvason And applied topical ssd cream and placed an E colar

06/19/2016 PET PROFILE MEMO
06/19/16 14:09 BASIC INFORMATION Ocean is a 1 year old female DSH cat. Her owner got her from a friend when she was 2 weeks old. She has to surrender her due to allergies. Over the past 2 months, Ocean has lost fur on the back of her left rear leg and it’s became raw and possibly infected. SOCIALIZATION Ocean is shy with new people at first. She lived with 3 children ages 6-12 and is relaxed, affectionate, and tolerant with them. She will play somewhat rough if someone is playing rough with her, but otherwise plays exuberantly. She lived with an adult female cat and was relaxed, affectionate, tolerant, and played somewhat rough with her. She hasn’t bit anyone. BEHAVIOR Ocean is relaxed on the subway. She enjoys being brushed and falls asleep. She doesn’t mind when someone picks her up, holds her, puts her in a carrier, or wakes her up. FOR NEW FAMILIES TO KNOW Ocean’s family describes her as friendly, affectionate, playful, quiet, and high energy. She follows them and sits in their lap. She played with string, stuffed toys, and catnip toys. She lived inside but would sit on the outside of the window sill. She slept with her owner or on high places. She ate dry food and got chicken as a treat. She’s littertrained, used an uncovered litterbox with clumping litter, and didn’t have accidents. She didn’t scratch anything. INTAKE Ocean was tense but tolerant while I pet her, scanned her (-), collared her, picked her up, positioned her for pictures, and put her in a carrier. She lied down on the backdrop. She didn’t resist, retreat, or vocalize.

06/29/2016 WEB MEMO
A volunteer writes: Ten totally true facts about Ocean: she weighs about as much as a newborn baby, sports fur as soft as cotton, enjoys sitting in laps, has a thing for catnip and stuffed toys, lived with three young kids in her former home (and was affectionate with them), had a cat buddy there who she got on well with, adores looking out the window, is A-OK with car rides, used to sleep with her previous owner, and has never had an litterbox accident. Oh, one more thing, she needs a new family to love her. Do you have room on your couch for our wonderful girl Ocean?

06/22/2016 BEHAVIOR EVALUATION – AVERAGE
Exam Type BEHAVIOR
Ocean’s former owner stated she is shy with new people at first. She lived with 3 children ages 6-12 and is relaxed, affectionate, and tolerant with them. She will play somewhat rough if someone is playing rough with her, but otherwise plays exuberantly. She lived with an adult female cat and was relaxed, affectionate, tolerant, and played somewhat rough with her. Also, describes her as friendly, affectionate, playful, quiet, and high energy. Reaction to assessor: Ocean looks tense in the cage when approached by the assessor. Reaction to door opening: Ocean remains crouched position on her cage bedding, alert with eyes wide open. Reaction to touch: Ocean seems unsure with the touch, but began to stand with tail up and slowly lean into the assessor’s hand. Reaction to Being Picked up: She becomes antsy then jumps back into the cage. Placement determination: Average Ocean interacts with the observer, appreciates attention, is easy to handle and tolerates all petting. This cat is showing behavior appropriate for new or experienced cat parents.

GROUP BEHAVIOR EVALUATION
No Group Behavior Summary

06/19/2016 INITIAL PHYSICAL EXAM
Medical rating was 3 NC – MAJOR CONDITIONS NOT CONTAGIOUS, behavior rating was NONE
Microchip: Negative Sex: Female Age~ Approx- 1 yr BARH AMBX4 Eyes: Clear / wnl Ears: Clean/ wnl Nose: Clear / wnl Teeth: White teeth BCS: 3 Skin: APH / WNL Hair Coat: WNL Any injuries: Wound found in left side of hip. Behavior: Nervous during exam Medication: None NOSF Seen by Dr. K As per Dr. K——Adm. 0.3 ml Convenia Inj. Cleaned the wound area with diluted Nolvason And applied topical ssd cream and placed an E colar

06/29/2016 RE-EXAM (LAST MAJOR EXAM)
Medical rating 3 C – MAJOR CONDITIONS ,
06/29/16 14:36 sneezing noted on rounds rx doxy x 10d 06/26/16 16:01 LH popliteal area still has moderate erythema, A” dermatitis, healing schedule convenia at 2w post last inj 6/20/16 11:25 S-erythema with raised abnormal skin in caudal left crus/quad area. O-QAR, pink mm, CRT< 2 hydrated EENT-CAU, COU, no nasal d/c PLN-all wnl CV-no m/a, fsp Resp-clear and increased RR (stressed) GI-negative oral exam, SNP GU-FI, nsf MSI-BCS 3/5, amb x 4, area of hypotrichosis in caudal left crus/quad region with skin that is erythematous and raised. approximately 1.5 in x 1 in in dimension. No obvious breaks in skin visible. alopecia at tip of tail that appears to be dermatitis/pruritus related Neuro-a and a A-1 yo FI DSH 1. dermatitis of left caudal quad/crus and tail tip P-given 0.3 ml convenia SQ during previous exam. consider repeat in injection 1 week Clip hair around region and cleaned with nolvasan and alcohol again keep e-collar on add benadryl 25 mg-1/4 tab PO BID x 5 days monitor skin prognosis good with treatment 6/19/16 Seen by Dr. K As per Dr. K——Adm. 0.3 ml Convenia Inj. Cleaned the wound area with diluted Nolvason And applied topical ssd cream and placed an E colar

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