QUEEN located in Dallas, TX was euthanized on May 13, 2026!

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queen

Was Killed on May 13, 2026

queen

Breed:

Siberian Husky

Age: Young adult

Gender: Female

Size: Medium

About queen: Update 5/13: Due to declining medical condition(complications with CIRD), Queen is now needing placement by 4PM today. Must be picked up by 6PM
Adopt/Rescue - NODAS MED - Needs Placement by 5/14 11am Queen A1286086 1 year old Intact Female 59.6 pounds Heartworm Negative Intake type: Stray
Queen is a dog with deep wounds requiring ongoing daily bandage changes and intensive wound management. Due to the severity of her injuries and the discomfort associated with treatment, she currently requires sedation for each bandage change in order to safely provide care. These injuries require consistent medical treatment, close monitoring, pain management, and prolonged recovery care, which exceed what we can consistently provide in the shelter environment. Despite these challenges, Queen is doing her best while receiving supportive care. Queen needs a safe, compassionate placement where she can receive continued wound care, medical treatment, and monitoring to support healing and improve comfort. Medical 5/1: AGE AND GENDER/ALTERED STATUS: Female/ unable to determine if spayed due to behavior. WEIGHT: 59.6 MICROCHIP:982126054078279 MENTATION STATUS: Pt has a bandage wrap to LH leg. SKIN TENT (IN BETWEEN SHOULDER BLADES): IMMEDIATE MM: Unable to get due to behavior. CRT:Unable to get due to behavior T: Unable to get due to behavior P: 120 R: 36 APPETITE: N/A STOOL (obtain sample): N/A URINE (obtain sample): N/A TREATMENTS: In house CBC and CHEM / 4DX: Negative MEDICATIONS: Rabies given in RR leg; DA2PP given SQ in RF leg; Bordetella given intranasally Flea and Heartworm Prevention given; Pyrantel given PO COLLAR: Pt has E-COLLAR (size 30) NAILS: SHORT. RUN BLOODWORK, CONFIRM RAN AND CONTACT DOCTOR CONCERNS 5/2: DVM continued the medications previously prescribed by VCA; however, the patient did not ingest them when administered. She does not tolerate restraint. There is no documentation indicating the bandage has been changed since 4/29, and she remains non-weight bearing on the left hind limb. 5/4: MENTATION STATUS: Pt is BAR, painful to touch on LH leg. Pt is still growling when getting close to. SKIN TENT (IN BETWEEN SHOULDER BLADES): IMMEDIATE MM: Pink/ moist (Used tounge drepressor) CRT: <1 SEC T: 100.6 P: Unable to obtain R: 36 APPETITE: Pt is eating really well. Pt had 2 empty food bowls. STOOL (obtain sample): Brown, Fecal Score 2 5/7: Please do hydrotheraphy for 5 mins, then re bandage LH leg. Pt is BAR. Pt was growling. Pt was sedated(DEX:0.9ML) Hydrotherapy was performed. Bandage wrap was done. Pt was reversed.(ATI:0.9ML) BAR, MM pink/moist, T 100.0F Slight, rare, moist cough, abnormalities not documented on auscultation, pulses strong and synchronous, normal bronchovesicular lung sounds. Thoracic radiographs to be rechecked 5/8/26. Sedated with 0.9 ml dexmedetomidine IM for oral examination, wound treatment, bandage change, and photographs, reversed with 0.9 ml atipamezole IM. Oral examination demonstrated severe mandibular and maxillary canine tissue loss with pulp exposure. Left cranial muzzle abrasion is healing properly. Left pelvic limb examination wounds: Left cranial stifle scab, approximately, 0.5 x 1.5 cm Left dorsomedial tarsus, 0.5 x 6 x 9 cm open laceration with abundant tan to pink to red granulation tissue with approximately 2.5 x 3.5 cm distal dorsal abrasion Left pelvic limb medial second digit 1 x 4 cm laceration with abundant pink to red granulation tissue, dorsal third digit proximal approximately 0.5 x 1 cm and distal approximately 0.5 cm with abundant pink to red granulation tissue. All wounds are healing properly. Wounds, primarily the dorsolateral tarsal wound, received hydrotherapy with LRS, Manuka honey, with non-adherent three-layer bandage. Recheck wound and bandage change on 5/8/26. 5/8: Moving forward, as no infection is suspected grossly, and an adequate, healthy granlation tissue is present, it is recommended for daily bandage changes to include hydrotherapy, SSD, and a non-adherent 3-layer bandage. 5/14: Lethargic. Not eating. Increased resting respiratory rate 45bpm. Noted blood with mucous on kennel floor. Suspect CIRD/pneumonia TX: Enrofloxacin (100mg/ml) 2.6cc SID 3 days TX: Clindamycin (150mg/ml) 2cc SQ BID 3 days TX: Cerenia (10mg/ml) 2.6cc SQ SID 3 days Shelter Observation 5/6: standing at the kennel door upon approach allowed to be pet and was vocal as well barked when I left the kennel 5/6: Vocal and energetic. Door dashes when kennel opened. Able to leash and briefly walk in injured kenneling space.

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