ROMEO – 22955
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SAFE 3/31/18 WATCH HIS VIDEO – A volunteer writes: Romeo was snoozing in the back of his cubbie when I knocked on the window to see if he was in the mood for a visitor. He certainly was, since he immediately stood up, stretched out and came over to greet me, letting me pet his luscious cream and gray coat. He was lucky enough to be by a window, so that he could see outside to the street when he poked his head out of his kennel. That’s where he assumed his position as a watch cat. With rapt attention, his eyes were glued to every movement and every shadow. He didn’t try to get out of his kennel, he just needed to record every minute detail. He wasn’t bothered when I gently tucked his head back inside, good-natured boy that he is. No need to call ahead, Romeo’s happy to receive any and all visitors any time.
7 year old ROMEO was brought to the shelter. He has some dental issues, is overweight and has a “kink” in his tail possibly from an old fracture. ROMEO would love a new home asap.
MANHATTAN CENTER
Romeo 22955
Location: Manhattan
Intake Date: 3/15/18
Intake Type: Stray
Medical Behavior: Blue
Sex: Neutered
Age: 7 years
Original Location: 10030
[LVT Intake Exam]
Microchip Scan: positive 985121010789245
Evidence of Cruelty: no
Observed Behavior: allows handling, somewhat tense, but relaxes into petting
Sex: neutered male
Estimated Age: reported 7y
Subjective: older animal with dental disease, overweight, “kink” to tail (old fracture?), hindnails on booth feet broken
Eyes: clear
Ears: clean
Oral Exam: swollen gingiva w/o discoloration, missing teteh including both upper canines, moderate staining on remaining teeth
Heart: WNL
Lungs: WNL
Abdomen: WNL
Musculoskeletal: overweight, 6/9 BCS
Mentation: BARH
Preliminary Assessment: dental disease
Plan: DVM intake
A volunteer writes: Romeo was snoozing in the back of his cubbie when I knocked on the window to see if he was in the mood for a visitor. He certainly was, since he immediately stood up, stretched out and came over to greet me, letting me pet his luscious cream and gray coat. He was lucky enough to be by a window, so that he could see outside to the street when he poked his head out of his kennel. That’s where he assumed his position as a watch cat. With rapt attention, his eyes were glued to every movement and every shadow. He didn’t try to get out of his kennel, he just needed to record every minute detail. He wasn’t bothered when I gently tucked his head back inside, good-natured boy that he is. No need to call ahead, Romeo’s happy to receive any and all visitors any time.
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