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jack
Was Killed on Jul 22, 2026
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jack
Breed:German Shepherd (mix breed)
Profile:Large size young adult male
Additional info:
Has shots
***DEADLINE. MUST EXIT SHELTER BY TUESDAY 7/21 5PM*** Behavior - Needs an adopter or rescue. Adopters visit in person. Rescues please visit in person or email TransferDAS@rivco.org

A1925648

Description: I am a male, 79.00 lbs, brown German Shepherd Dog mix.
Age: The shelter staff think I am about 3 years old.
More Info: I have been at the shelter since Jul 02, 2026.
I am an at risk animal. Please contact the shelter for more information.

STAFF OBSERVATIONS
07/09/26 Dog participated in playgroup today. Dog was observed giving tense greetings upon entry but shifted to appropriate greetings after some time to adjust in the yard. Dog was also observed taking corrections from two different dogs. GREETER
07/14/26 16:09 involved in altercation that caused severe injury to another dog
MEDICAL NOTES
07/03/26 09:27 INTAKE:
General Attitude: BAR
Eyes: Normal
Ears: Normal
Nose: Normal
Throat: Possible seroma under the jaw. Soft feeling mass.
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: Possible seroma under bottom jaw. DVM to review
Weight: Done
Photo: Taken
Scanned for Microchip: None found
Intake vaccines: Done
Flea control/tick: Done
07/06/26 09:33 movable soft to firm round ~1inch lump on the ventral distal chin - not painful to touch r/o cyst, lipoma, seroma from bumping chin on something, etc Rx) rimadyl 75mg : 1 tab PO BID for 7 days recheck in 7 days
07/13/26 10:51 persistent movable soft to firm round ~1inch lump on the ventral distal chin - not painful to touch r/o cyst, lipoma, seroma from bumping chin on something, etc stable without sign of inflammation/infection monitor for any change. benign neglect for now. consider sx removal during neuter if time allows
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