Brenda Walter – Hidden Valley Farms

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According to the licensee she did not know she was due so soon. The female Schnauzer had whelped 2 puppies in her outdoor enclosure when the licensee found her. The licensee moved the female dog and the two puppies to an indoor enclosure where she whelped 4 more puppies. The licensee stated that 3 of the puppies died shortly after birth and the remaining 3 puppies died overnight. The licensee had not documented or consulted with a veterinarian about the suspected early birth and subsequent death of all puppies. During the review of this dogs birthing records it was noted that prior 2 heat cycles did not produce litter and the one litter she did have several of the puppies died."},{"h":"Dogue de Bordeaux head wound, eye discharge","tags":[],"q":"A female Dogue de Bordeaux, microchip #0A0132675A, was observed with a linear superficial wound on the top of her head. The licensee stated that she was treating this wound and did have it documented. Upon closer observation it was noted that this dog also has a yellowish discharge coming from both eyes with some brown to yellowish dried crusted material around both eyes. When questioned, the licensee stated that she suspected the dog had allergies and was cleaning the eyes out daily for the past few weeks. The licensee had not consulted with a veterinarian about the dogs eye condition."},{"h":"Old compacted wet bedding outdoors","tags":[],"q":"There is an accumulation of old compacted, wet/dry, dirty bedding in the outdoor shelters of 4 enclosures affecting 8 adult dogs and 4 puppies. The bedding inside of the 2 outdoor shelters, which house 2 adult dogs and 4 puppies, consisted of shredded paper that has become wet and compacted with some fecal material. When asked when the last time the bedding has been removed and the shelters cleaned the licensee stated that It was last week The bedding in the 2 outdoor shelters of 2 enclosures, housing 6 adult dogs, consists of compacted, dirty and wet/dry straw. When asked when the last time the bedding has been removed and the shelters cleaned the licensees stated that it was 3 weeks ago. Old, wet, and dirty bedding can become a disease hazard and could become a breeding area for pests. The licensee must remove all old, dirty and wet bedding from the outdoor shelters and clean and sanitize the surfaces. Hard surfaces with which the dogs come into contact with must be spot cleaned daily and sanitized in accordance with section 3.11 b (at least once every two weeks or more often if necessary) to prevent an accumulation of excreta and reduce disease hazards. To be corrected by: 24 June 16"},{"h":"Female Schnauzer overheating indoors","tags":[],"q":"A female Schnauzer was being housed in an indoor facility that exceeded the temperature parameters. The outdoor temperature was measured (with a Kestral 3000) to be 89.4 degrees Fahrenheit at 12:20 pm and 94.4 degrees Fahrenheit at 3:51pm. The temperature inside of the indoor facility was measured to be 88.4 degrees Fahrenheit at 1:00 pm and 94.4 degrees at 3:51pm. After the first temperature reading of 88.4 degrees Fahrenheit the licensee placed frozen liquid receptacles in front of the fan. After some time had passed, approx. 1 ½ hrs., the inspector and the licensee returned to the facility to check on the temperature status of the facility with the fan blowing on the frozen liquid receptacles to see if temperature had lowered. The temperature had risen to 94.4 degrees Fahrenheit. It was noted that at this time the dog was beginning to pant with its mouth partly open and her tongue extending. The licensee did have a fan on and the door to the facility was open in both instances. High temperature extremes could cause an adverse health condition for the dog. Temperatures in indoor facilities must not rise above 85 degrees F for more than 4 consecutive in order to ensure that animals do not become overheated for the sake of their health and well-being. The licensee must ensure that the temperature in the indoor facility does not rise above 85 degrees F for more than 4 consecutive hours. To be corrected by: 23 Jun 16"},{"h":"Sheltered facility overheating, dogs","tags":[],"q":"12 adult dogs and 10 puppies were being housed in a sheltered facility that exceeded the temperature parameters. The outdoor temperature was measured to be 89.4 degrees Fahrenheit 12:20 pm and 94.4 degrees Fahrenheit at 3:51pm (measured with a Kestral 3000). The temperature inside of the sheltered facility was measured at 90.9 degrees Fahrenheit at 12:54pm and 92.3 degrees Fahrenheit at 3:42pm. The licensee had both doors open with three fans blowing. After the first reading of 90.9 degrees Fahrenheit the licensee placed frozen liquid receptacles in front of the fans. After some time had passed, approx. 1 ½ hrs., the inspector and the licensee returned to the facility to check on the temperature status of the facility with the fan blowing on the liquid cooled receptacles to see if temperature had lowered. The temperature had risen to 92.3 degrees Fahrenheit. Several of the dogs and puppies were observed in the shaded area of the outside section of the facility during both times. One litter of Schnauzer puppies inside was observed spread out over the floor of the enclosure and not huddled together which could indicate that they were becoming stressed from the heat. Temperatures in sheltered facilities must not rise above 85 degrees F for more than 4 consecutive in order to ensure that animals do not become overheated for the sake of their health and well-being. The licensee must ensure that the temperature in the sheltered facility does not rise above 85 degrees F for more than 4 consecutive hours. To be corrected by: 23 Jun 16"},{"h":"Poodle and Labrador puppies overheating outdoors","tags":["Direct"],"q":"The licensee has puppies housed in two outdoor enclosures (one containing a litter of three 7 week old Poodle puppies, and one containing an 11 week old Labrador puppy) with outside air temperature recorded to be 89.4 degrees Fahrenheit at 12:20pm (with a Kestral 3000). The puppies had dug under the wooden pallets that the shelters were placed upon and according to the licensee Because it was cooler. The licensee did have a letter of permission from her attending veterinarian that allowed for the practice of housing puppies in an outdoor enclosure but with specific instructions that stated &Anything over 85, they must be cooled with fans If pups show signs of discomfort they will then be moved to air conditioned area. At the time of inspection the licensee was not using any fans. Upon completion of the inspection the ACI and the licensee returned to the enclosures housing the 4 puppies. The outside temperature was recorded at 94.4 degrees Fahrenheit at 3:51pm (with the Kestral 3000). The 3 Poodle puppies were starting to pant rapidly and at times with their mouths open wide, lay on their abdomen with their legs extended and up against a divider panel which provided some shade. The Labrador puppy was still under the pallet. Young dogs (puppies) cannot regulate their body temperatures efficiently and could suffer ill health from the extremes of the higher temperatures. The licensee was verbally instructed to provide the puppies with a fan and/or move them to an air conditioned area to help cool the puppies. The licensee must not house young dogs in an outdoor enclosure unless that practice is specifically approved by the attending veterinarian and all set parameters are followed for the health and well-being of the puppies at all times To be corrected by: 23 June 16"},{"h":"Active wasp nests in enclosures","tags":[],"q":"Inside of a shelter in an outdoor enclosure, housing 1 adult dog and 3 puppies, there is an active wasp nest. In an indoor facility, housing 1 adult dog, there is also an active wasp nest. In both the outdoor shelter and the indoor facility there were wasps present and flying around. The wasps could cause stress, injury and painful stings to the animals. The licensee must remove the wasps and wasp nests from the affected areas and ensure that an effective program of pest control is established and maintained to reduce the possibility of injury to the animals. To be corrected by: 24 June 16"}],"si":1},{"d":"2016-06-23","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"43-B-0425","t":"Focused inspection","n":26,"b":"12 adults · 14 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/43-B-0425/6-23-2016.pdf","f":[],"si":1},{"d":"2016-09-22","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"43-B-0425","t":"Routine inspection","n":61,"b":"61 age not given","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/43-B-0425/9-22-2016.pdf","f":[],"si":1},{"d":"2017-03-15","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"43-B-0425","t":"Routine inspection","n":43,"b":"39 adults · 4 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/43-B-0425/3-15-2017.pdf","f":[{"h":"Female French Mastiff limping","tags":[],"q":"An female French Mastiff, \"Cameron\" microchip # 0A01461478, housed with 2 other adult dogs in an outdoor enclosure, was observed limping on her left front leg. The licensee noticed the dog limping on 14 Feb 17 and documented it in her daily observations. The licensee did consult with her attending veterinarian about a week later. However, the licensee has not had the dog evaluated by a veterinarian and the dog is still limping and may have a medical issue that is causing pain. The dog is not receiving any treatment for the current condition. The licensee must have this dog evaluated by a veterinarian to obtain an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan. The licensee must obtain documentation of the veterinarian's diagnosis and treatment plan. The licensee ensure that all animals must receive adequate and timely veterinary care at all time. To be corrected by: 20 Mar 17"},{"h":"Sharp screws protruding in shelters","tags":[],"q":"There are sharp points from screws protruding downward and at the dogs level around the opening of 2 igloo style shelters, affecting 4 dogs. These sharp points could cause injury to the dogs. The licensee must remove these sharp points and ensure that all enclosures are free of jagged edges or sharp points that might injure the animals at all times To be corrected by: 19 Mar 17"},{"h":"Chewed wood in French Bulldog shelter","tags":[],"q":"Inside of a sheltered enclosure, containing 3 French Bulldogs, there are wooden surfaces, both inside and outside, that have been chewed. The chewed surface of these surfaces do not allow for proper sanitization to occur. The licensee must repair or replace these chewed wooden surfaces so that they can be properly cleaned and sanitized. The licensee must ensure that surfaces inside the enclosure can be cleaned and sanitized in accordance with the regulations. To be corrected by: 23 Mar 17"},{"h":"Male Beagle shelters insufficient bedding","tags":[],"q":"In an enclosure, housing 1 Male Beagle, there are two shelters provided. Inside both of the shelters there is some but not enough bedding provided for the dog. There is bare floor visible inside one of the shelter."},{"h":"Wet, semi-compacted bedding in outdoor shelter","tags":[],"q":"In an outdoor enclosure, housing 2 dogs, the bedding inside of the shelter was partially wet and semi- compacted."},{"h":"Lean-to piled with cages and shredded paper","tags":[],"q":"There is a lean to style building located close to an indoor facility, a sheltered facility, and several outdoor enclosures, affecting 22 adult dogs and 5 puppies, that has an accumulation of unused and recently used cages, totes, buckets, heat lamps, self feeders, and other miscellaneous items. This lean to style building has a lot of shredded paper and leaves accumulated through out. This amount of shredded paper and leaves and the method of disheveled storage of the items can become a breeding and living area for rodents and other pests and vermin. There is a large container containing a squirrel feeder, and other miscellaneous items that are frozen in ice immediately adjacent to an outdoor enclosure. There is a significant amount of shredded paper both inside and outside of an unoccupied enclosure that last had a dog in it, according to the licensee, about a week ago. This enclosure is immediately adjacent to an occupied enclosure. 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 required by the regulations, 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. 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The tall weeds and brush were several feet tall. There were random spots of tall weeds along the edges of enclosures throughout the kennel area. Tall weeds, grass, and brush can harbor insects, pests, and vermin. The insects, pests and vermin can bite and irritate the dogs, contaminate the environment, food and water, and increase the risk of potential disease to the dogs. The licensee must remove the weeds /brush and maintain them to prevent or eliminate breeding and living areas for rodents and other pests and vermin. To be corrected by: June 6, 2026"}],"si":1}]}

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