Pet Profile ID: A1815673

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Pet Details

Pet name
Bradley
Est. age
12
Sex
Male - Neutered
Crossing
~
Microchip
982000357685852

Intake & Outcome

Intake Date
17-APR-25
Intake
Owner Sur-Otc
Reason
Owner Died
Crossing
-
Outcome
Foster - Dog Expres
Outcome date
04-MAY-25
Intake Date
17-MAY-25
Intake
Foster-Return
Reason
-
Crossing
-
Outcome
Pawd Out - Other
Outcome date
22-MAY-25
Intake Date
05-JUN-25
Intake
Pawd In-Return
Reason
-
Crossing
-
Outcome
Adoption - Pawdition
Outcome date
05-JUN-25

Pet Profile

Profile Date
17-APR-25
Towards people
CRATE -
Towards animals
-
Afraid
~
Length own
6-10 YEARS
Daytime
Prfr Women
Likes
Unknown
Housebroken
Selective
Car
Trained
Leash
~
Obedience
~
Escapes
~
Fence
~
Destructive
Lrg Female
When
~
Alone
~
Animal comment
Bradley is an older dog that is housebroken and crate trained. he tends to favor women over men and has not been around kids. bradley is selective with other dogs, but does ok with cats. he does enjoy sleeping. .

Medical Treatment - Date/Type/Results

Date/type/results
01-MAY-25 - Da2pp Vaccination -
Date/type/results
17-APR-25 - Adv Multi 2.5 Ml (20-55 Lbs) -
Date/type/results
17-APR-25 - Bordetella In Vaccine -
Date/type/results
17-APR-25 - Da2pp Vaccination -
Date/type/results
17-APR-25 - Heartworm Test - NEGATIVE
Date/type/results
18-APR-25 - Rabies Vaccine, 1yr, Sq -
Date/type/results
20-MAY-25 - Adv Multi 2.5 Ml (20-55 Lbs) -

Comments

Comment
21-MAY-25 - FOSTER - 05/21/25 09:44 Foster note: He didn't show any negative behaviors towards men. He would cuddle with my boyfriend all the time. We took Bradley out one night to a local hangout spot and he did AMAZING. There were a couple of times he got anxious and whined loudly, but with a long petting session and calming words he stopped. He also got along with other dogs and all the people there. There was loud live music as well, which he didn't seem to mind.
Comment
19-MAY-25 - INTERACT - 05/18/25 Per volunteer: Despite being in an air-conditioned kennel, Bradley was panting when I arrived at his kennel. He was easy to leash and walked with a moderate pull to the play yard. Once in the yard, he cruised around, but was not interested in toys or treats. He came over a few times for pets and enjoyed his time outside. He returned easily to his kennel.
Comment
19-MAY-25 - MEDICAL - MEDICAL WAIVER: DENTAL DISEASE, WITHOUT DENTAL What is the medical issue? This patient had moderate to severe dental disease when it arrived at the shelter. What has PRC done so far? This pet's dental disease may have been graded on a scale of 0-4 out of 4, in accordance with the American Dental Veterinary College. This pet was started on any necessary medications (pain medications, antibiotics, etc.) and scheduled for canned food, if needed. Due to the limited resources and personnel at PRC, a dental was not performed prior to adoption. What can the adopter expect? Your new pet will likely need a dental procedure in the near future. Please talk to your primary veterinarian about the costs associated with dental prophylaxis in your pet. This animal will likely need regular dental procedures for the rest of their life. Most pets with dental disease should have routine cleanings that may include tooth extractions every 6 months to 2 years. Comments: Dental disease in cats and dogs is one of the most common health problems seen as a pet ages. Severe dental disease can result in general discomfort as well as pain when an animal eats. Dental disease is also a nidus for infection. Adopters understand they are adoption this animal "as is" and are responsible for future medical care. PRC is not able to provide dental care at this time. *Note: Any memo with MEDICAL WAIVER heading is provided as standardized information about said medical issue. Memo may be edited to reflect individualized patient as needed*
Comment
01-MAY-25 - FOSTER - 05/01/25 13:08 Request for Assistance -Senior Declining in Kennel SWS
Comment
01-MAY-25 - RESCUE - 05/01/25 12:29 request for assistance sent sf
Comment
30-APR-25 - INTERACT - 04/30/25 13:09 - Bradley greeted staff at the kennel door with a loose body and allowed staff to leash him with no issues. He walked on a loose leash to the AD play yard. Sniffed around the yard for a little bit then came over to staff to solicit attention. He allowed staff to pet him all over the be went back to sniffing around the yard. Wasn’t really interested in toys or treats. He was no issues returning to his kennel. BP
Comment
29-APR-25 - INTERACT - 04/29/25 10:44 Patient observed vocalizing repeatedly and pacing from paw to paw in kennel while hyper salivating and panting. Patient appears to be experiencing signs of FAS (fear anxiety and stress). Scheduling anxiolytics. JER
Comment
28-APR-25 - INTERACT - 4/25/25 Per volunteer: Bradley came right over to the gate when I arrived and was easy to leash. He walked, without pulling, to the AD yard and ignored other dogs along the way. Once in the yard, he spent time sniffing and slowly exploring. After a few minutes, he came over and allowed petting all over. He had a lower energy and was friendly. He didn’t seem interested in toys, but accepted a few treats. When it was time to go back, he returned easily to his kennel.
Comment
23-APR-25 - RESCUE - 04/23/25 10:20 rescue highlight senior sent sf
Comment
21-APR-25 - INTERACT - 04/19/25 Per volunteer: Bradley stood on his back legs to be leashed. He was easy to leash, and he walked well to the yard with a moderate pull and showing no reactivity towards the other dogs. Bradley was friendly and allowed for all pets from head to tail, but did not seek them out. He was not interested in the toys or the treats. In the garden, he explored independently. Back in the yard Bradley stood in the breeze of the fan and accepted more pets. He was easy to return to his kennel and unleash.
Comment
18-APR-25 - INTERACT - 04/18/25 Bradley was brought to and from playgroup by a volunteer with no handling issues.

Playgroup History

Comments
20-MAY-25 - GENTLE DAINTY - GD/T greetings, senior
Comments
03-MAY-25 - GENTLE DAINTY - GD/T greetings, senior
Comments
30-APR-25 - GENTLE DAINTY - GD/T greetings, senior
Comments
29-APR-25 - GENTLE DAINTY - GD/T greetings, senior
Comments
25-APR-25 - GENTLE DAINTY - GD/T greetings, senior
Comments
23-APR-25 - GENTLE DAINTY - GD/T greetings, senior
Comments
21-APR-25 - GENTLE DAINTY - GD/T greetings, senior
Comments
19-APR-25 - GENTLE DAINTY - GD/T greetings, senior
Comments
18-APR-25 - GENTLE DAINTY - GD/T greetings, senior

 

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