Anita Gustin – Kings River Kennel

On the west side of the building there is an adult male Pekingese, chip # 079033051, which was observed excessively salivating and had brown and green matter on the right upper canine tooth.

On the eastern side of the building there is one female Dashound, 471D1C205A, which has an accumulation of dark brown matter on the right canine tooth.

On the same side of the building there is an adult female Chihuahua, chip# 4949196A4A, which has an enlarged red area between the two middle digits of the left front paw.

On the eastern side of the third building from the west there is one adult male Maltese, chip# 0A01213506, whose eyes were glassey with no teeth and had holes in the gums where the canines were once located.

The kennel consists of four sheltered buildings and one outdoor housing area. On the first and third buildings from the west there are a total of two enclosures whose doors separating the interior from the exterior portions are missing or are off their hinges. Primary enclosures must be designed and constructed of suitable materials so that they are structurally sound. The primary enclosures must be kept in good repair to protect the contained animals from the elements and allow them to stay clean and dry. Affects five adults. Correct April 17, 2014

On the south side of the whelping building there is a small outdoor housing area. On the exterior of the three enclosures there is old bedding, old waste material, discard materials and plastic. This area needs to be kept cleaned, maintained and in good repair to protect the animals from injury, to facilitate husbandry practices and to reduce or eliminate breeding and living areas for rodents and other pests and vermin. Premises must be kept free of accumulations of trash, junk, waste products, and discarded matter to facilitate cleaning of the premises and pest control, and to protect the health and well-being of the animals. Affects six adults. Correct by May 1, 2014

In building #3 there is one adult black female French Bulldog, no ID, The animal's toe nails are to the point of growing sideways and need to be trimmed. There is dark matter buildup on all the animals teeth surfaces and one tooth is fractured with movement when touched.

In sheltered building #2 there is an adult male Pomeranian, chip # 49353A653F, who has brown and green matter on all it's teeth surfaces. On the left cheek gum line of this animal there is green discharge. The animal also has a open ulcer on it's left front paw .

In sheltered building #3 there is one adult male Schnauzer approximately seven years old, chip # 492F5F1037, which has hair loss over it's rump area, back and under belly. The animal has matted hair around his prepuce ( sheath) area.

In sheltered building #3 there is one adult male Schnauzer approximately seven years old, chip # 492F5F1037, which has hair loss over it's rump area, back and under belly. … The animal has dark matter buildup on all teeth surfaces with green matter on the gum line.

One adult male Schnauzer, chip #485C492957, has dark matter buildup on all teeth surfaces with matted hair spanning the upper and lower jaws lines.

In sheltered building #2 there is one female Chihuahua, chip #006FB4897, whose right rear paw has an open puncture.

On the southern exterior of the whelping building there are three ground enclosures, each containing two adults French Bulldogs. Each enclosure is constructed from varies forms of wire and metal panels which is attached to the building. Running the length of the three enclosures there is standing water. The water needs to be drained or removed and maintained from the enclosures to ensure the animals stay clean and dry. Housing facility operators must provide for regular and frequent collection, removal, and disposal of animal and food wastes, water, other fluids and wastes, in a manner that minimizes contamination and disease risks. Housing facilities must be equipped with disposal facilities and drainage systems that are constructed and operated so that animal waste and water are rapidly eliminated and animals stay dry. Affects six adults. Correct by February 16, 2015

On the western exterior side of sheltered building #2 there is a two to three inch diameter hole in the building wall surface which needs to be repaired.

The last enclosure has broken protruding wires. … Two of the enclosures, containing two dogs each, have broken protruding wires.

The kennel consists of three sheltered buildings and a whelping building. On the interior of sheltered building #2 and in the whelping building there is an accumulation of fly specks and spider webs on the light fixtures, pvc support framing, pvc water lines and around the window air conditioner. Premises where housing facilities are located, including buildings and surrounding grounds, must be kept clean and in good repair to protect the animals from injury, to facilitate the husbandry practices, and to reduce or eliminate breeding and living areas for rodents and other pests and vermin. Affects ninety-four adults and forty-five puppies.

In building #3 there is one adult female Rat Terrier, chip #4816093C55, whose toe nail on it's left front feet is growing sideways.

In the same building there is a male Jack Russell, chip #392D3B6F75, whose upper jaw teeth are covered in green matter. The animal flinched when inspectors attempted to touch his mouth area.

In sheltered building #3 there is one adult female Pomeranian, chip # 473B5B2A6E, which has matted hair through-out it's torso area and around it's anus area.

In building #1 there is a male Jack Russell Terrier, named Danny with chip # 983809369, whose lower gum line on both sides are bright red.

On the exterior of the same building there is one enclosures containing three adults who have bloody stool under their raised wire enclosure.

In the whelping building there are two containers of medications whose expiration date have passed.

The kennel facility consists of three sheltered buildings and one indoor whelping building. In all of the buildings the food receptacles need to be cleaned and sanitized to remove the fly specs, excreta, dark matter, spiders, webs, egg sacs, and or mold on the interior and exterior Used food receptacles for dogs must be sanitized at least once every 2 weeks and more often if necessary to prevent an accumulation of dirt, debris, food waste, excreta, and other disease hazards. Affects one hundred ninety-three adults and sixty puppies. Correct by July 17, 2015

The kennel consists of three sheltered buildings and a whelping building. On the interior of all the buildings there is an accumulation of fly specks and spider webs on the light fixtures, pvc support framing, pvc water lines and around the window air conditioner. Premises where housing facilities are located, including buildings and surrounding grounds, must be kept clean and in good repair to protect the animals from injury, to facilitate the husbandry practices, and to reduce or eliminate breeding and living areas for rodents and other pests and vermin. Affects one hundred ninety-three adults and sixty puppies.

Inspection animal count of 141 adult dogs did not match the inventory provided with 178 adult dogs listed. Records of animals on hand, acquisition, disposition, and transportation of all animals that come and go or reside on the premises is essential and necessary in order to properly track the animal's whereabouts at any given time. The licensee must develop a record of all dogs on the premises and ensure that it is kept up to date as needed when animals are born, expire, or are bought, sold or otherwise transferred on or off the premises. Complete and accurate records must be kept in order to ensure that each animal's identity can be known with certainty and to facilitate the tracing of animals. Correct from this day forward.