ADOPT/RESCUE- NODAS MED - Needs placement by 10/15 at 11am CST Teddy A1298993 3 Years old Unaltered Male 39.4 lbs Heartworm Negative Intake Type: Owner Surrender - Vet Care Adopets Link: https://adopt.adopets.com/pet/8e873a24-b1c4-4b82-a641-e56cf7c42a7d Bio This sweet 3‑year‑old boy is at risk for euthanasia due to needing continuous wound care, but his gentle spirit still shines through. Although timid at first, he bravely sniffed my hand and looked around nervously with his tail tucked, trying to understand his surroundings. He warms up quickly and shows a soft curiosity once he feels a bit more secure. He is easy to leash and moves calmly in and out of his kennel. He’s a tender, cautious soul who just needs someone patient enough to help him heal and feel safe. Owner Surrender Notes 09/15: ASO arrived at the location and made contact with the caller/owner, who stated that her dog had been attacked approximately two weeks ago. ASOs responded to the incident at that time; however, the owner did not feel the dog was in critical condition and declined to surrender the dog. The owner stated that since the attack, the dog’s wounds have worsened. She advised that she is unable to afford veterinary care and has been treating the dog with medication obtained from her neighbor. ASO observed the dog to be alert and otherwise healthy, aside from the extent of its injuries. The dog was ambulatory and able to walk, although it was moving slowly due to the injuries. The owner stated that the dog was still eating but appeared to be getting worse. Proceeded with emergency owner surrender. Medical Observation 9/15: Staff name: WADE Description of concerns: BONE EXPOSURE ON THE LEFT LEG, MASS ON STOMACH Duration of symptoms: 09/15/26 20:51 Medical Departments Findings: requested consult by MCM multiple crusts noted over cervical region consistent with DBWs. large decubital ulcer with majority of caudal olecrenon exposed and desicated. the surrounding tissue is mild to moderately effusive with serosanguinopurulent fluid. grade III/VI left apical murmur which may bephysiologic. pulses good to fair. patient is fairly active and ambulates x4 readily. advised to start on amoxi/clav 375 mg bid x 7 days, and dress elbow lesion with well padded bandage, inorporating non adherent dressing, SSD +/- CaAlginate. to be re-dressed tomorrow (LH) Hydrotherapy was performed on Pt. SSD cream was applied to all open wounds. Bandage wound wrap was applied on left elbow. In house CBC, CHEM and LYTES have been attached to paperclip. 09/16/26 13:34 MCM TECH SAC INTAKE AND RECHECK EXAM AGE AND GENDER/ALTERED STATUS: 3 years/ Male-unaltered. WEIGHT: 43.0 Got weight in SX. MICROCHIP FOUND:941010004780091 MENTATION STATUS: Pt is QAR, bone exposure to left front elbow. Edema was noticed on pt at this time. 09/16/26 13:30 SKIN TENT (IN BETWEEN SHOULDER BLADES): SLOW MM: PINK MOIST CRT: >2 SEC T:102.9 P: 80 R:25 BCS: 4/9 APPETITE: Offered 1/4 cup of wet food and was not interested at this time. STOOL (obtain sample): N/A URINE (obtain sample): N/A TREATMENTS: 4DX: Negative In house CBC, CHEM AND LYTES. Bandage wound wrap. Fecal (Negative). MEDICATIONS: Rabies given in RR leg; DA2PP given SQ in RF leg; Bordetella given intranasally. Carprofen:1.7ML AMOXI/CLAVUL POT 375MG TABS BID X7DAYS COLLAR: No collar. NAILS: SHORT RUN BLOODWORK, CONFIRM RAN AND CONTACT DOCTOR CONCERNS: 9/17: Please perform hydrotheraphy and re bandage wound. *Apply SSD cream to all open wounds* 9/23: BAR. Wound on left elbow is gradually granulating in. No more bone exposure noted. Slight lameness noted in the left front leg. P: Will continue on the daily hydrotherapy and applying the SSD oinment and bandage. RX: Clavamox 250mg 1T BID 7 more days RX: Carprofen 75mg 1T SID 7 days Recheck wound on left elbow. Has been receiving hydrotherapy and SSD topical with bandaging daily. Final day on 14 days of clavamox and carprofen. 9/30-see vet exam notes 3rd day of CIRD; h #pledgesforpups #dallas #texas - @sarahschayes0185