togo

I am a male, 58.00 lbs, black and white Siberian Husky mix.

I have been at the shelter since Jun 19, 2026.
I am an at risk animal. Please contact the shelter for more information.

*Deadline to exit shelter 9/3/26 by 5pm** Togo is not doing well in shelter/kennel environment. Can you help? TransferDAS@rivco.org

Togo - #A1923204
Needs immediate exit: DEADLINE THURS SEP. 3RD (9/3) BY 5PM
Status RED due to SPACE
1 year, 2 months old
Intact Male
Siberian Husky mix
58.00 lbs.
Came in as a stray on Avenida Valencia., Homeland on 06/19/26

STAFF OBSERVATIONS
06/21/26 08:22 Upon approach, dog was towards front of kennel soliciting attention from handler. Dog appears to be doing well with kennel mates.
06/24/26 10:27Dog participated in playgroup today. Dog provided appropriate greetings, was pushy, and played the role of a Hall Monitor. Dog did not engage in play.
06/26/26 17:04 During walkthrough, dog was at front of kennel, tail wagging, body loose and wiggly, soliciting handler for attention. Dog is kenneled alone at this time.
07/20/26 Upon approach, dog was towards front of kennel soliciting attention from handler. Dog was easy to leash and walk to the yard. Once in yard dog roam around and went in the small dog pool to play. Dog appears to be doing well with kennel mates.
10:23am 8/11/26 During my morning cleaning i observed A1923204 pinning A1931713, took them up to vet staff for vet care.
MEDICAL NOTES
06/20/26 09:08 INTAKE:
General Attitude: BAR/ wagging tail, seeking attention
Eyes: Normal
Ears: Normal
Nose: Normal
Throat: Normal
Mouth/Teeth: Normal
Skin: Normal
External Parasites: None seen
Haircoat: Normal
Nails: Normal
Legs: Normal
Gait: Normal
Tail: Normal
Body: Normal
Body Condition (1to 9): 4/9
Altered: Intact
Breathing: Normal
Coughing/Sneezing/Nasal discharge: None
Vomiting/Diarrhea: None
Pain score(CSU pain scale): 0/4
Major concerns summary: appears NSF at this time, no visible signs of trauma/injuries, not acting lethargic or struggling to breathe
Weight: Done
Photo: Taken
Scanned for Microchip: None found
Intake vaccines: Done
Flea control/tick: Done
06/24/26 13:46 P BAR, presented for lacerations AD Multiple superficials to full-thickness abrasions present on inner and outer pinna. Wounds appear to be of vary chronicity with a majority being older, covered by dried hemorrhagic crusting. Manipulation of the pinnae results in mild hemorrhagic oozing from several of the larger wounds. Purulent debris present within the external ear canal. Canal epithelium mildly erythematous and moist. Otoscopic exam reveals intact TM Elected to leave wounds open to heal by second intention due to increased risk of abscess formation with primary closure Recommend tx with Clavamox 375mg 1 tab PO BID x5days Rimadyl 100mg 1/2 tab PO BID x5days Review 06/29 to monitor for healing +/- osurnia application
06/24/26 13:14 Pet brought in from kennels due to dried blood observed in and around ears. Pet appeared painful on palpation of ear and elected for sedated clip and clean. Pet was sedated with 1.2mL Telazol IM by CB. These is a strong smell of infection present as well as purulent discharge in the blood inside the ear. Multiple wounds were discovered when the area was cleaned. Ear was examined by Dr. Mac, clavamox (375mg 1 tab 1x a day for 5 days) and osurnia were prescribed. Currently unable to give osurnia due to availability and will admin when medication is available.
06/24/26 15:31 Error entry. Changed script from SID to BID per DVM instruction.
06/26/26 15:32 Admin osurnia to right ear, recheck in 2 weeks. Continue to monitor ear wounds for signs of infection.
06/30/26 15:48 R ear appears mildly erythematous, with no overt discharge surrounding the ear base
07/01/26 13:20 according to previous notes, dog appears ok for avail.
07/10/26 13:13-S: Recheck ears. O:Brief exam. Ears: AD-hyperpigmentation, no obvious exudate, or erythema, scarring is noted on ears. Eyes:wnl. Coat/skin- nsf. Exam otherwise unremarkable. A: Otitis externa-resolved. P: No further tx needed at this time.
07/10/26 13:24 ACT brought P. presented following an altercation with a kennel mate, unknown who was the aggressor no wounds are seen, can be kennel nsf otherwise
08/01/26 17:37-S: Exam for swelling over muzzle. O: Swelling noted over RPL A: BAR, friendly.Coat/skin: Facial swelling with purrulent exudate-swelling more notable over left muzzle. Mild swelling noted over antebrachium of RPL and possible small puncture wounds noted beneath fur. MS/Neuro: 1/4 lameness noted of the LPL and LTL. Mentation is wnl, no obvious defecits noted. H/L: wnl P: tx: too late in day for sedation, advise sedation +/- abscess repair+ limb rads ASAP. rx: -Cephalexin:1 tab po q12hx 10d. -Rimadyl 100 mg -0.5 tab p q12h x 5d
08/02/26 09:44 P is eating and drinking wnl. Stool and urine normal.
08/03/26 11:34 eating and drinking wnl. urination and bm wnl. slight facial swelling on left side of muzzle. no limping seen. DVM plans to do sedated clip and clean. will continue to monitor.
08/03/26 Recheck exam BAR, veery vocal in kennel based on notes swelling has improved but is still present with some scabbing over original wounds on left dorsal muzzle and right front proximal/lateral antebrachium currently on cephalexin and carprofen: continue medication as prescribed. Put on board for sedated clip/clean/flush--wont stay still for clipping awake. recheck 08/26--continue carprofen?
08/04/26 10:51 sedation for cl/cl
08/04/26 10:53- On board for sedated clip/clean, Sedated, Clipped wounds on muzzle and forelimbs, Wounds appear scabbed over on forelimbs, Scab came off wound on muzzle, flushed with sterile saline, Dr. looked at swelling on muzzle, Per Dr. Foreman continue Keflex and Rimadyl rx and give Covenia.
08/05/26 08:43- P appears BAR this AM, Ate all overnight, Normal BM/U, swelling on muzzle appears to have gone down a bit, will continue to monitor.
08/07/26 17:23-S: Recheck for facial abscess. O: BAR, friendly. Coat/skin: Facial swelling is maredly decreased, no current discharge, scabbing present over previous drainage site. EENT: wnl. H/L: wnl. MS/Neuro-wnl. A: Abscess- resolved. P: Finish rx meds , no further tx needed.
08/16/26 13:59 Incident Note ' In-Kennel Dog Fight. ACT brought patient to clinic due to being involved in kennel fight. Patient is recommended to be placed as NOD. Patient has two small, visible puncture wounds on the right thoracic limb (RTL) and left pelvic limb (LPL). Punctures appear superficial. Patient allowed gentle restraint and raised his limb, permitting thorough cleaning of the wounds with chlorhexidine solution. Per DVM, prescribed: Rilexine 600 mg ' 1 tablet BID for 5 days

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