SHUTTLE – A1105530

Manhattan Center

SHUTTLE – A1105530 2Y BROWN SIAMESE F

STRAY INTAKE: 3/06/2017

Initial Exam (3/06/17)

BARH

SCAN NEGATIVE

FEMALE INTACT

AGE APROX. 2 YRS

MILD TARTAR

HISSED, GROWLED

CLEN EEN

CLEAN COAT

MC DURING EXAM

CT NEGATIVE

NOSF

Re-Exam (3/07/17)

DVM Intake Exam Findings

Subjective

Observed Behavior – trying to bite, striking. examined in net. limited exam

Evidence of Cruelty seen – n

Evidence of Trauma seen – n

Objective

bcs 5/9

EENT: Eyes clear, ears clean, no nasal discharge noted

Oral Exam: seems wnl

H/L: NSR, NMA, CRT < 2, Lungs clear, eupnic

ABD: Non painful, no masses palpated

U/G: no exam

MSI: Ambulatory x 4, skin free of parasites, no masses noted, healthy hair coat

CNS: mentation appropriate – no signs of neurologic abnormalities
Assessment

seems healthy

Plan:

nh placement

Enrichment

03/07/17

Extremely nervous upon approach, lying flat and trying to hide inside of litter box. Becomes alert when spoken to and will hiss. She hisses multiple times when hand was extended and backs away, so I didn’t try to pet for now. Sprayed feliway and offered some treats, which she sniffed, but didn’t eat. Later when a medical handler placed their hand in front of the cubby door, she hissed and swatted at the door, growling louder and breathing rapidly.

Profile

Basic information:

Shuttle was abandoned in our lobby. She was left behind with a bag of donations. She appears to be a Siamese cat and tolerated all handling.

Behavior during intake

Shuttle allowed handling and collaring. She wanted to hide from us and kept her tail tucked. Her eyes were not dilated and ears remained erect.

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