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Tae1107 · 04-29-2011, 05:02 AM

These two Yorkies (or Yorkie mixes..but look Yorkie to me) need a rescues help!!! They are in a high kill shelter and both need medical attention.

I cannot put their pictures up on the thread. I am on an older computer at work. They both are cute, especially the female. The male is raggy looking but expected if she was found as a stray. I hope a rescue can get them.

*** THIS EMAIL IS INTENDED FOR AC&C NEW HOPE PARTNERS, MAYOR’S ALLIANCE MEMBERS, AND AFFILIATED RESCUE GROUPS ONLY ***
PLEASE CONTACT THE MANHATTAN NEW HOPE STAFF:
Lisa Sheard, New Hope Liaison – lsheard@nycacc.org (Sun – Thurs: 8:30am – 5pm)
Kim Smyth, New Hope Coordinator – ksmyth@nycacc.org (Tues – Sat 8:30am – 5pm)
Emily Tanen, New Hope Liaison – etanen@nycacc.org (Fri – Tues 11:30am – 8pm)

Bobby A894673, 9yrs, male, stray, 15lbs, Yorkie Mix

Mild Behavior

Look 1

ogs eyes are averted with soft body ,long lips and ears relaxed ,but allows head to be held loosely in the assessors cupepd hands

Sensitivity 1

og leans in to the assessor with soft body ,long lip and ears relaxed

Tag 1

og follows the assessor with soft body ,long lip and ears relaxed

Squeeze 1

og gently pulls back his paw

Squeeze 2 1

og gently pulls back his paw

Food 1 :No interest

Toy 1 :No interest

Rawhide 1 :No interest

Dog to dog 2 :Approaches the helper dog with head high ,body not stiff and ears relaxed

SCAN NEGATIVE

BRIGHT, ALERT, RESPONSIVE, HYDRATED

PHYSICAL EXAM

geriatric

cloudy lense

heavy tartar

intact male

tense

NOSF

Patient is BAR and friendly.

EENT: early cataracts OU. Moderate dental disease. pk and moist mm. CRT < 2 sec

INT: wnl

H/L: Grade III/VI systolic murmur. clear lungs. Pulses normal.

LNN: wnl

Abd: tense

MS: amb x 4. BCS 5/9

URO: 2 descended testicles. Right testicle palpates abnormal (enlarged and firm epididymis).

Shelly A894866, 6yr, female, 4.5lbs, Yorkie Mix

NO CONCERN

Patient is BAR and very friendly on evaluation.

EENT: pale pk and moist mm. Mild dental disease. CRT < 2 sec.

INT: Long coat. Mammary masses noted to be ulcerated and infected. Rest of coat wnl.

LNN: wnl

H/L: no murmurs/arrythmia noted. Clear lungs.

ABD: tense on palpation. Large mammary masses make palpation challenging

URO: 2 large pedunculated mammary masses. Ulcerated and infected. Slightly enlarged vulva.

Neuro: wnl

Recommend placement and mastectomy after diagnostics (bld work, 3 view met check, AUS)

Continue medications and monitor

SCAN NEGATIVE

BRIGHT, ALERT, RESPONSIVE, HYDRATED

PHYSICAL EXAM:

T=102, RR=24, HR 124, MM=PK, CRT ,2 sec.

Shelly has two big masses at the level of the first pair of mammary glands (the biggest one) and the other at the level of the third pair, some lose of epithelium in the big one.

Advanced tartar formation in most of dental pieces, slight nuclear sclerosis.

Although the small masses cover most of the area of the albus line , she does not seem to have a spay scare.

No signs of fleas.

Recomended to be seen by DVM to rule out mammary gland tumors vs others, X-rays for possible metastasis anf further therapies if any.

NOSF

Lets hope a rescue can get these two poor little things....

04-29-2011, 05:02 AM	#1
Tae1107 YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: MA Posts: 1,252	2 Yorkies need rescue in kill shelter in NY!! These two Yorkies (or Yorkie mixes..but look Yorkie to me) need a rescues help!!! They are in a high kill shelter and both need medical attention. I cannot put their pictures up on the thread. I am on an older computer at work. They both are cute, especially the female. The male is raggy looking but expected if she was found as a stray. I hope a rescue can get them. * THIS EMAIL IS INTENDED FOR AC&C NEW HOPE PARTNERS, MAYOR’S ALLIANCE MEMBERS, AND AFFILIATED RESCUE GROUPS ONLY * PLEASE CONTACT THE MANHATTAN NEW HOPE STAFF: Lisa Sheard, New Hope Liaison – lsheard@nycacc.org (Sun – Thurs: 8:30am – 5pm) Kim Smyth, New Hope Coordinator – ksmyth@nycacc.org (Tues – Sat 8:30am – 5pm) Emily Tanen, New Hope Liaison – etanen@nycacc.org (Fri – Tues 11:30am – 8pm) Bobby A894673, 9yrs, male, stray, 15lbs, Yorkie Mix Mild Behavior Look 1 ogs eyes are averted with soft body ,long lips and ears relaxed ,but allows head to be held loosely in the assessors cupepd hands Sensitivity 1 og leans in to the assessor with soft body ,long lip and ears relaxed Tag 1 og follows the assessor with soft body ,long lip and ears relaxed Squeeze 1 og gently pulls back his paw Squeeze 2 1 og gently pulls back his paw Food 1 :No interest Toy 1 :No interest Rawhide 1 :No interest Dog to dog 2 :Approaches the helper dog with head high ,body not stiff and ears relaxed SCAN NEGATIVE BRIGHT, ALERT, RESPONSIVE, HYDRATED PHYSICAL EXAM geriatric cloudy lense heavy tartar intact male tense NOSF Patient is BAR and friendly. EENT: early cataracts OU. Moderate dental disease. pk and moist mm. CRT < 2 sec INT: wnl H/L: Grade III/VI systolic murmur. clear lungs. Pulses normal. LNN: wnl Abd: tense MS: amb x 4. BCS 5/9 URO: 2 descended testicles. Right testicle palpates abnormal (enlarged and firm epididymis). Shelly A894866, 6yr, female, 4.5lbs, Yorkie Mix NO CONCERN Patient is BAR and very friendly on evaluation. EENT: pale pk and moist mm. Mild dental disease. CRT < 2 sec. INT: Long coat. Mammary masses noted to be ulcerated and infected. Rest of coat wnl. LNN: wnl H/L: no murmurs/arrythmia noted. Clear lungs. ABD: tense on palpation. Large mammary masses make palpation challenging URO: 2 large pedunculated mammary masses. Ulcerated and infected. Slightly enlarged vulva. Neuro: wnl Recommend placement and mastectomy after diagnostics (bld work, 3 view met check, AUS) Continue medications and monitor SCAN NEGATIVE BRIGHT, ALERT, RESPONSIVE, HYDRATED PHYSICAL EXAM: T=102, RR=24, HR 124, MM=PK, CRT ,2 sec. Shelly has two big masses at the level of the first pair of mammary glands (the biggest one) and the other at the level of the third pair, some lose of epithelium in the big one. Advanced tartar formation in most of dental pieces, slight nuclear sclerosis. Although the small masses cover most of the area of the albus line , she does not seem to have a spay scare. No signs of fleas. Recomended to be seen by DVM to rule out mammary gland tumors vs others, X-rays for possible metastasis anf further therapies if any. NOSF Lets hope a rescue can get these two poor little things.... __________________ Kerrianne