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kia
Was Killed on Mar 21, 2025
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kia
Breed:
American Staffordshire Terrier (mix breed)
Age: Young adult
Gender: Female
Size: Medium
About kia: Adopt/Rescue - NODAS MED- Needs placement by 11am 03/21/25 ID Number: A1242347 "Kia" Age: 2 Years Sex: Female Weight: 48.8lbs Heartworm Negative Intake Type: Owner Surrendered Meet Kia, a 2-year-old gentle soul who's looking for a loving home! From our observations, this 52-pound lady seems to enjoy the company of other calm dogs and is gradually becoming more comfortable in social settings. Kia appears to be a bit shy at first, but once she warms up, she often shows her affectionate side with tail wags and a desire for pets. Our volunteers have noticed that she's usually well-behaved on a leash and seems to be potty trained. Playgroup Notes 03/10/25- PG1 Social , DG Dainty & Gentle Timid, warming up and becoming more comfortable in the yard. Did well with other gentle dogs and is starting to socialize with others. Shelter Observations 03/11/25- Uninterested until you go inside kennel (doesn't wag tail, only stares) Once Inside kennel will wag tail, wants pets, Jumps on you), Leashed-trained, potty trained. Medical 03/07_BAR. MM=Pink. Blepharospasms (squinting) in the left eye with sclera injected. Mild conjunctivitis with slight ocular discharge. DX: Corneal stain=Negative for stain pickup (no corneal ulcer noted) A: Conjunctivits possibly secondary to an irritant P: RX: Neopolybac ointment to the left eye BID 7 days 03/14-The left eye looks fine. No squinting or ocular discharge noted. Was having clear bilateral nasal discharge and sneezing. Eating well and alert. CIRD 03/17-Has lost 4#, not eating ( offered chicken and canned food )/ not taking meds. Pink tacky mm and increased skin tent. Gave first dose of Entyce, LRS and gave Convenia. 03/20-Patient is not eating or responding to CIRD.
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