Name FREDDY
Animal ID A5082001
Adoption fee See an ACC Staff Member
Breed TAN/WHITE CHIHUAHUA SH/MIX
Age 8 years
Sex Male
Weight 17
Arrived 10/07/2024
Location FOSTER Contact: ACCFoster@maricopa.gov or 602-506-6274
Level G
About me Hi! Staff are still getting to know me. However, I want to get to know YOU! My adoption fee is quite the deal! Not only do you get my unconditional love and a new BFF, it includes my spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, microchip, and even some cool coupons! Why wait? Come meet me today!
Requirements
No requirements
Recommendations
FAMILY INTRODUCTION
Evaluation Comments - This information is observations from our staff and volunteers
| 01/14/2025 from foster: Freddy is good. we’ve begun putting diapers on him at night & while we work bcus he really doesn’t control his bladder well at all, i’m assuming due to old age & lack of training throughout his life. they seem to be doing the trick. he’s eating great, really trying to put some weight on him. he still has some separation anxiety and would do well with a family that’s home more often than not. he’s a lover & adapts very well to new surroundings and people. |
| 12/19/2024 From the foster parent: Freddy has met our German Shepherd once and did well. He has not yet met the other animals in the house so we are unsure of how he will react as he has been reactive to others in the past. |
| 12/13/2024 From the foster parent: Freddy is doing a lot better, he’s not in much pain. He has roamed around with our Shepherd and he did great! He likes to sunbathe outside & is learning sit!! He has learned that his name is Freddy finally. |
| 12/13/2024 From the foster parent: Freddy loves roaming around the house with our Shepherd. He enjoys sunbathing outside and is learning to sit. And, he has finally learned that his name is Freddy. |
| 11/23/2024 From the foster parent: Freddy is feeling better on his medication while waiting for treatment. He loves his food- wet canned food, currently eating at least 1 can a day (trying to gain healthy weight). He loves bananas, which is a great treat while his teeth are treated. He has met some of our family including kids and a couple strangers and is very friendly- loves people. He was in the same room as our Shepherd and behaved very well. I would love to see him go to a calm home without pets if possible though, so he can relax from here on out. |
| 10/26/2024 From the foster parent: Freddy is doing great! He is walking better on leash & is definitely potty trained. Now that he is comfortable & has grown to trust & love us quickly, he is showing more separation anxiety. We’re working on this. He can hear well- just stubborn sometimes haha. He loves kibble as food- we rehydrate it & it’s easy for him to eat. He is pooping better now that we’ve dewormed him. He LOVES to burrow under blankets & will sometimes cuddle. He is skiddish to the touch, but still no aggression at all. Car anxiety is still present, but he loves to explore. He’s VERY smart- he knows how to open doors to get out of rooms lol! Doggy gates will be necessary in his home. He is a door dasher. Overall, he’s a great family dog. |
| 10/14/2024 FROM FOSTER: Freddy is great. he can hear- not sure how well, but he is not deaf. we’re going to train him to walk better on a leash but he is great in the crate when we leave. he’s been sleeping mostly, we’ve been allowing him time to relax now that he’s comfortable. he’s been eating too which is great but he’s been constipated for the most part since pick up yesterday. he’s shown no signs of aggression with being touched or food. he was anxious on the car ride home so we’ll get him used to the car as well. he’s starting to get more cuddly now that he knows us so he just needs to be shown love and he’ll trust you quite fast. he has slight separation anxiety but will calm down quickly. |
| 10/10/2024 Dog was closed outside during AM cleaning. Handler approached, dog wagged tail and came to front of kennel, then retreated, repeated this movement a few times. Handler opened gate and presented leash; dog would step forward, then whine and move back. Handler stepped one foot into kennel and was able to leash without issue. Dog walked with light/moderate pull. Allowed handler to pet. Handler moved dog to inside kennel. Used blanket to lift dog out of caution, dog did not react and allowed handler to carry and place into new kennel. Easy leash removal. |
| 10/09/2024 Dog was outside on approach, slightly wary of handler, conflicted, would not come inside; handler closed dog out. At the back gate dog came to handler, allowed petting and leash placement, easy pull. Walked well on leash. Met other staff, allowed petting, solicited attention. Pulled moderately hard on leash. No return issues. |
| 10/09/2024 Out for a full eval |
| 10/08/2024 Need full evaluation. VERY shy@@ Avoided handler , staying outside. Remained outside when approached from the back side of the kennel, did not have interest in treats. Crouched, hesitant, avoidant. Did not detect aggression. |
| 10/07/2024 Very anxious in lobby and on intake wide eyed ears back,pacing and whining on intake, allowe all handling and vaccines with staff hug holding, walked fast to kennel |
Intake Notes
| 10/07/2024 How long have you had the animal? JUST THIS MORNING, TRIED TRAPPING HIM THE PAST 3 DAYS. Has the animal been around other animals? What kind of animals? How would you describe the interaction with other animals? NO Was the animal around any other people or children? If yes, how would you describe the animals behavior towards other people/children? NO SIGNS OF AGGRESSION TOWARDS 2 FINDERS Has the animal shown any aggression around other people? Might want to include a few examples of what aggression looks like. Barking, growling, lunging, etc.? If yes, what were the circumstances? N/A Did you keep the animal inside or outside? N/A If inside, did you keep the animal in a crate or allowed to roam? Was the animal destructive in any way? N/A If outside, what kind of fencing do you have and did it contain the animal? N/A Did the animal show any aggression, like **growling, curling their lips, lunging** around food, toys, or bones? N/A Has the animal shown any signs of illness? SOME KIND OF DENTAL DISEASE, HAS ALOT OF OLD SCARS. Does the animal walk on a leash? N/A |
Medical Treatments
| 11/21/2024 11/21/24 13:11 Ok to refill Clavamox prescription as previously prescribed per ST notes from 11/15. SH |
| 11/15/2024 11/15/24 13:58 Foster brought dog in stating that the dog hasn't been eating, has been drooling a lot and has vomited up some bile. Feeding hard kibble at foster home. QAR - ambulating around exam room BCS 4 out of 9 Heart Rate - 130 bpm Respiratory Rate - 20 brpm MM/CRT pink/ moist/ <2sec DENTAL: grade (4 out of 4) - severe halitosis, missing numerous teeth, unable to fully evaluate oral cavity due to behavior, hypersalivation OPHTHO: OU moderate conjunctivitis, lenticular sclerosis AURAL: not examined CARDIO: NSF – no murmurs or arrhythmias auscultated RESP: NSF – eupneic; no nasal discharge; normal bronchovesicular lung sounds auscultated in bilateral lung fields GI: NSF - soft, nonpainful abdomen DERM: previous notation of multiple linear scars along L and R upper forelimbs and trunk MUSC/ SKEL: NSF – no lameness noted NEURO: NSF - normal mentation UROGENITAL: N/E L/N: N/E A: Severe dental tartar/ disease causing reluctance to eat hard kibble; OU lenticular sclerosis- ddx. age-related change, etc; multiple scars along L/R sides - ddx. previous trauma, other P: Offered canned dog food - dog ate eagerly. Gave remaining can to foster to feed. Recommend full workup, full oral exam and dental cleaning with possible extractions as soon as possible with outside veterinarian. Dispensed Clavamox 62.5mg/ml - 15ml - Give 1 & 1/2 mls by mouth every 12 hours for 4 days. Foster told to refrigerate medication. Will need refill of 1 bottle, if medical foster exam is unable to be performed early next week. Ok for foster to pick up additional bottle at East location. sthurman |
| 11/15/2024 11/15/24 13:02 Dispensed medication to foster Amoxi/Clav oral suspension(15ml): 1.5 ml PO BID X 4 days Dispensed one full bottle, shake well, keep refrigerated CD |
| 10/11/2024 Canine Neuter Pre-operative Examination, performed by __NH__: Pre-op tech___JNR_ T: ___101.8_°F HR: __130_bpm RR: _20__brpm General Appearance: BAR Respiratory: NSF Cardio: NSF Repro/Urogenital: NSF Derm: ABN- scars along left and right trunk Ears: NSF Eyes: ABN- OU lenticular sclerosis Nervous: NSF M/S: NSF Dental: ABN- halitosis GI: NSF L/N: NSF BCS: _4_ /9 Dental grade:_4_ /4 Observations during pre-op/procedure: N/A Treatments: Pyrantel pamoate (50 mg/ml) _2.1___ ml PO administered once pre-op. Carprofen (50 mg/ml) _0.8___ ml SQ administered once pre-op. Nobivac 3-Rabies, manufactured by Zoetis, Serial number: __726318__ administered SQ, R lateral hip, by __NH_, supervising veterinarian ST. Implanted microchip SQ, # _985141007606663____. Placement confirmed via microchip scanner. Induction & Prep Tech Initials_JNR/GR___ Anesthesia: Induced with TTDex (5 ml cake 100 mg/ml Telazol to 2.5 ml 10 mg/ml Butorphanol + 2.5 ml 0.50 mg/ml Dexmedetomidine) __0.15__ ml IM at __1117__ Intubated at __1130__ with __8.0__ -size ET tube Maintained on Isoflurane and Oxygen. Anesthesia End Time: __1135__ Anesthesia Tech Initials: __KT___ Recovery Tech Initials___CD___ Monitoring: Time: _1130___ T__99.8__ °F; HR __100__ bpm; RR __20__ brpm Time: _1145___ T___102.0_ °F; HR ___60_ bpm; RR _20___ brpm End Recovery Time: __1150__ T_102.0___ °F; HR __60__ bpm; RR __30__ brpm Uneventful recovery. Surgery – Canine Orchiectomy (Neuter), performed by ___NH___: Pre-scrotal incision made with no. 15 blade. Closed technique, single ligation of spermatic cords with strangle knots using __2/0__ Webmax. 2-layer closure: SQ layer closed with simple continuous sutures, continuing into continuous intradermal using __2/0__ Webmax. Green tattoo etched. Applied tissue adhesive over pre-scrotal incision and tattoo. Rx and/or Post-op recommendations: Recommend follow up with primary veterinarian regarding overall health, baseline bloodwork, and preventative care. Entering Tech Initials: __RED___ |
| 10/11/2024 DOG NEUTER |
| 10/11/2024 TATTOO |
| 10/11/2024 ZOETIS SUBQ 726318 |
| 10/11/2024 MICRO SCAN CHIP NOT FOUND |
| 10/07/2024 Has heavy tarter on teeth eyes look cloudy and has old scars all over body |
| 10/07/2024 BORDETELLA IN |
| 10/07/2024 BRAVECTO TOPICAL SOLUTION |
| 10/07/2024 DA2PP SUBQ |
| 10/07/2024 MICRO SCAN CHIP NOT FOUND |
| 10/07/2024 10/07/24 16:14 BAR, BCS 4/9 HR 100 bpm, RR pant MM/CRT pink/ moist/ <2sec DENTAL: grade (4/4); missing some teeth; halitosis OPHTHO: OU moderate conjunctivitis, lenticular sclerosis AURAL: AU minimal debris CARDIO: NSF – no murmurs or arrhythmias ausculted RESP: NSF – eupnic; no nasal discharge; normal bronchovesicular lung sounds ausculted in bilateral lung fields GI: NSF - soft, nonpainful abdomen DERM: multiple linear scars along L and R upper forelimbs and trunk (moreso on R side than L side) MUSC/ SKEL: NSF – ambulatory x 4 limbs, no lameness noted NEURO: NSF - normal mentation UROGENITAL: intact male, 2 descended testicles L/N: N/E A: Severe dental tartar/ disease; OU lenticular sclerosis- ddx. age-related change, etc; multiple scars along L/R sides - ddx. previous trauma P: Recommend adopter follow-up with family veterinarian re full workup, including comprehensive bloodwork, dental prophy/extractions, etc. nhilde |
| 10/07/2024 M/ap Testicles palpable with adult reproductive features, consistent with unaltered male.AP Nobivac Canine 1-DAPPv, manufactured by Merck, Serial number: _02120102_ administered SQ, R lateral shoulder.AP Nobivac Intra-Trac3, manufactured by Merck, Serial number: 00541510B_ administered IN.CP |
Bite Information
No recorded bites