Calvin Kortlever – Willow Creek Kennels

{"v":1,"state":"Iowa","nm":"Calvin Kortlever – Willow Creek Kennels","hh":[],"hn":[],"hm":"","caps":[],"cv":null,"llc":[],"br":[{"n":"English Bulldog","s":"english-bulldog"}],"ex":[],"lic":[{"n":"IA - 9730","src":"Iowa","st":"","exp":"11/30/2026","k":"","c":11},{"n":"42-A-1401","src":"USDA","st":"","exp":"Cancelled 11/21/2016","k":"","c":8}],"oth":[],"rows":[{"d":"2014-07-17","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1401","t":"Routine inspection","n":71,"b":"50 adults · 21 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1401/7-17-2014.pdf","f":[{"h":"Birthing barn high ammonia","tags":[],"q":"3.2b Indoor housing facilities, Ventilation The ammonia levels inside the whelping barn were so high that the inspectors experienced irritation to their eyes and in their throats. Indoor housing facilities must be sufficiently ventilated at all times when dogs are present to minimize odors, ammonia levels and provide for their health and well-being. Affects 23 dogs Correct by: 07/25/14"},{"h":"Sharp screw ends at dog level","tags":[],"q":"3.6 a 2 i Primary enclosure In the whelping barn, a majority of the enclosures have dividing walls that the sharp ends of the screws have penetrated through. The sharp screw ends are at the level of the dogs. One enclosure has a loose bracket and the end is pointed into the enclosure at the level of the dog. Sharp points or edges could cause injury to the dogs and should be removed or repaired. Affects 20 dogs Correct by: 07/25/14"},{"h":"Dirt buildup on enclosure walls","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"3.11 b 2 Cleaning, Sanitization, Housekeeping, and Pest Control There is a buildup of dirt on the walls of the dog enclosures in the whelping barn."},{"h":"Chewed food and water bowls","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"Also, in the whelping barn, there are food and water bowls that have been chewed around the top edge. The edge has become jagged and pitted, allowing dirt and grime to penetrate into the surface of the bowls."}],"si":1},{"d":"2014-09-23","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1401","t":"Routine inspection","n":119,"b":"52 adults · 67 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1401/9-23-2014.pdf","f":[{"h":"Female English Bulldog swollen left ear","tags":[],"q":"In the barn, there is a female English bulldog, microchip number 043580265, that has a swollen, enlarged left ear."},{"h":"Female English Bulldog head wound","tags":[],"q":"In the same building there is another female English bulldog, microchip number 069803856, that has a red, irritated wound on her head in front of her left ear."},{"h":"Sharp edges in English Bulldog enclosures","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"In the puppy section of the white building, the first enclosure has walls made of vinyl plastic. Along the back wall of this enclosure the vinyl has broken into a sharp edge and has bent inward towards the female English bulldog and her puppies. In the other section of the white building, one enclosure, housing three English bulldogs, has the sharp ends of screws penetrating the dividing walls into the enclosure. In the barn, one enclosure, housing two English bulldogs, has dividing walls made of vinyl plastic that has broken into a sharp edge and has twisted inwards towards the dogs. Sharp points and edges pose an injury risk to the dogs. All sharp points and edges must be removed or repaired in order to eliminate the injury risk to the dogs."},{"h":"Chewed rubber food pans","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"Throughout both the white building and the barn, most the rubber food pans have been chewed by the dogs. The chewing has caused the edges of the pans to become torn, jagged, and allows dirt and grime to penetrate the surface of the rubber. This damage does not allow for proper cleaning and sanitization of the pans. The rubber food pans need to be replaced or altered in a manner that allows for proper cleaning and sanitization of the pans every two weeks."},{"h":"Excessive flies in enclosures","tags":[],"q":"In the barn and the puppy area of the white building there is an excessive number of flies on the walls of the enclosures, in the bowls of food, and on the dogs. The presence of excessive flies increases the risk of food contamination and disease hazards towards the dogs. An effective program of pest control must be established and maintained to reduce contamination of animal areas by flies and other pests in order to protect the health of the animals. Correct by: 10/03/14"}],"si":1},{"d":"2014-12-22","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1401","t":"Routine inspection","n":89,"b":"48 adults · 41 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1401/12-22-2014.pdf","f":[],"si":1},{"d":"2015-05-06","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1401","t":"Routine inspection","n":103,"b":"53 adults · 50 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1401/5-6-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"Female English Bulldog swollen, lacerated legs","tags":[],"q":"In the Barn, there is a brown and white female English Bulldog (microchip #007 067 628) that was observed to be walking with a stiff gait. Upon closer inspection both of the dog's front legs were slightly swollen beneath the elbow joints. Both front legs had lacerations and puncture wounds in the swollen areas. Licensee had not noticed this dog's condition but thought she must have gotten into a fight with the other dog in her enclosure. This dog has not been evaluated by a licensed veterinarian. Lacerations, puncture wounds and swelling can cause pain and discomfort to the dog as well as pose further health risks. This dog must be evaluated by a licensed veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment plan. Diagnosis and treatment plan must be documented and made available to the inspector upon request. At the conclusion of the inspection the licensee had spoken with the attending veterinarian about this dog. Correct by: May 11, 2015"}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-09-14","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1401","t":"Routine inspection","n":70,"b":"55 adults · 15 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1401/9-14-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"Female English Bulldog hair loss, moist skin","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"In the \"White Building\" there is a female brown and white English Bulldog (microchip #006 816 833) with areas of hair loss on the left side of her neck. There is a large area of hair loss on the upper section of her neck and two smaller circular areas of hair loss lower down her neck. The skin of these areas appears slightly reddened and moist. The hair that is surrounding these areas of hair loss is wet. The licensee had not noticed the condition of this dog's neck and she has not been seen by a licensed veterinarian. Areas of hair loss could be an indication of underlying health problems. This dog must be evaluated by a licensed veterinarian for an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan. The diagnosis and treatment plan must be documented and available to the inspector upon request. The licensee must ensure that all the dogs receive adequate veterinary care at all times."},{"h":"Chewed wooden posts uncleanable","tags":[],"q":"In the \"Barn\" there are at least two enclosures, containing four dogs, which have wooden posts along the back wall that have been excessively chewed by the dogs. The damage caused by the chewing does not allow for the wood to be properly cleaned or sanitized. All surfaces must be maintained on a regular basis. All surfaces that cannot be readily cleaned and sanitized must be replaced when worn or soiled. The chewed, damaged wood posts must be repaired, replaced or altered in a manner that allows for cleaning and sanitization to occur. The licensee must ensure that all surfaces remain in good condition at all times. Correction date: September 28, 2015"},{"h":"Open sacks of dog food","tags":[],"q":"In the \"White Building\" there are three sacks of open dog food sitting in a plastic container with no lid. There is also one open sack of dog food sitting on the floor next to the container. Open sacks of food could spoil, become contaminated, and be infested by pests. All open supplies of food must be kept in leakproof containers with tightly fitting lids to prevent contamination and spoilage. The four open sacks of food must be moved to a leakproof container with a fitted lid and the licensee must ensure that all food is stored in a manner that protects it from spoilage, contamination, and pest infestation. Correction date: September 21, 2015"},{"h":"Exposed nail and protruding wire","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"In the \"Barn\" there is one enclosure, containing two dogs, that has a wooden post that has been chewed on by the dogs. This damage to the post has exposed the sharp end of a nail at the level of the dogs. Another enclosure, containing two dogs, has wire fencing along the front of it. This wire has broken resulting in two sharp points protruding into the enclosure at the level of the dogs. Sharp points can cause injury to the dogs. Primary enclosures must be constructed and maintained so that they have no sharp points or edges that may cause injury to the dogs. The nail and the broken wires must be removed, repaired, or altered in a manner that eliminates the injury risk to the dogs. The licensee must ensure that all enclosures remain safe for the dogs at all times."},{"h":"Birthing room sagging floor gap","tags":[],"q":"In the \"Whelping Room\" of the \"White Building\" there is one enclosure, containing one adult dog, which has a section of flooring that has a corner that's sagging and creating a small gap along the wall. The dog could injure her foot or leg if caught in the gap. Enclosures must have floors that are constructed in a manner that protects the dogs' feet and legs from injury. The sagging flooring must be repaired, replaced, or altered in a manner that protects the dog from potential injury. The licensee must ensure that all enclosures remain in good repair and are safe for the dogs at all times. Correction date: September 25, 2015"},{"h":"English Bulldog rooms excessive flies","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"In the \"White Building\", the enclosures in the \"Whelping Room\" are covered in an excessive number of flies. Flies were seen on the sides of the enclosures and on the bedding. Numerous flies were observed to be floating in at least two water bowls and on the dog food in all the food bowls. The flies were also seen sitting on the adult dogs and puppies. This room houses a total of five adult English Bulldogs and fifteen English Bulldog puppies. Also in the \"White Building\", the \"Adult Dog Room\" has an excessive number of flies. Flies were seen on the dog food, sides of the enclosures, floating in at least one water bowl and sitting on the dogs. There are twenty-eight adult English Bulldogs housed in this room. Excessive flies could cause contamination of the dogs' food and water and can increase the risk of health hazards. Although the licensee has hung fly traps from the ceiling, an effective program for the control of pests must be established and maintained to promote the health and well-being of the dogs and reduce the risk of contamination by the flies. Female English bulldog (microchip #007 067 628) cited under 2.40 (b) (2) on inspection report dated May 06, 2015 has been evaluated by a licensed veterinarian and received treatment."}],"si":1},{"d":"2016-02-23","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1401","t":"Routine inspection","n":95,"b":"53 adults · 42 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1401/2-23-2016.pdf","f":[{"h":"42 puppies no identification","tags":[],"q":"The 42 puppies on premises do not have cage cards or identification. This does not allow with certainty the identity or the puppies and does not facilitate proper record keeping practices. Identification is required for all adult dogs and puppies in order to ensure that each animal's identity can be known with certainty and to facilitate record keeping requirements. To be corrected by, 28-February-2016."},{"h":"Birthing barn enclosures dirty","tags":[],"q":"Three enclosures inside the whelping barn are housing six adult dogs. These enclosures had a buildup of brown grime and dirt on the back wall. The grime and dirt indicate daily spot-cleaning is not taking place. Improper cleaning and sanitization can increase the accumulation of waste on the hard surfaces, and increase the disease potential for the dogs. All hard surfaces must be spot-cleaned daily. Daily spot-cleaning and required sanitization will prevent an accumulation of waste and decrease the disease hazards for the dogs. To be corrected by, 03-March-2016."}],"si":1},{"d":"2016-05-17","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1401","t":"Routine inspection","n":68,"b":"47 adults · 21 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1401/5-17-2016.pdf","f":[{"h":"English Bulldog with hair loss","tags":[],"q":"Smoky Quartz a three year old female, white and Brindle English Bulldog, (ID#: 018833278), had hair loss on the lower back, both sides and hindquarters. Both sides of the animal there is no hair and the skin is visible."},{"h":"English Bulldog with right eye drainage","tags":[],"q":"\\* Cotton Candy a two year old female, red and white English Bulldog, (ID#: 018826531), right eye had excessive drainage. The hair around the eye was wet and was a dark reddish color. A portion of the dog hair extending down from the eye, approximately 1 inch, was wet and dark reddish color. The white portion of the eye was dark red."},{"h":"English Bulldog with eye drainage","tags":[],"q":"\\* Polly, a three year old female, brindle a white female English Bulldog, (ID#: 006819365), had drainage for both eyes. The drainage was greyish to greenish color. The white portion of both eyes was red. The hair around the eyes was wet. … \\* Christy a three year old female, red and white English Buldog, (ID#: 007281373), had a greyish discharge from both eyes. There was a dark colored matter in the dog hair around the right eye."},{"h":"English Bulldog with eye discharge","tags":[],"q":"\\* Christy a three year old female, red and white English Buldog, (ID#: 007281373), had a greyish discharge from both eyes. There was a dark colored matter in the dog hair around the right eye."},{"h":"English Bulldog with lump above eye","tags":[],"q":"\\* Christy a three year old female, red and white English Buldog, (ID#: … There was a lump located above and center of the left eye. There was hair loss on this lump and the skin was a dark color."},{"h":"English Bulldog with hindquarter hair loss","tags":[],"q":"Smoky Quartz a three year old female, white and Brindle English Bulldog, (ID#: 018833278), had hair loss on the lower back, both sides and hindquarters. Both sides of the animal there is no hair and the skin is visible. … \\* Christy a three year old female, red and white English Buldog, (ID#: … Both of Christys hindquarters had hair loss. The skin was visible and dark in color."},{"h":"Chewed feeders and divider boards","tags":[],"q":"Five plastic feed receptacles were used to feed 10 adult dogs. These plastic feed receptacles were extremely chewed along the tops of the feeders. Two plastic divider boards were excessively chewed and scratched. These two plastic divider boards were located in the hog barn kennel for two enclosures housing a total of three adult dogs. These chewed areas can prevent required cleaning and sanitization. This can increase the disease potential for the dogs. All hard surfaces must be maintained regularly when worn or soiled. This will allow for required cleaning and sanitization. Therefore, minimizing the disease potential for the dogs. To be corrected by, 30-May-2016."},{"h":"Feces on birthing bedding","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"Three raised enclosures in the whelping room, housing three adult dogs and 15 puppies, had blankets and carpet squares for absorbent bedding use. This bedding material had an accumulation of fecal waste. Some of the carpet pieces had an accumulation of waste smeared into the carpet fibers. The animals had free contact with the soiled blankets and carpet pieces. The plastic and hog flooring under the bedding had an accumulation of fecal waste on the surface and smashed down into the holes or the flooring. Contaminated material (bedding) can cause orders, attract insects and pests and increase disease hazards. The accumulation of waste on hard surfaces can increase disease hazards to the dogs. All absorbent bedding must be spot cleaned with sufficient frequency to ensure all animals freedom to avoid contact with excreta. All hard surfaces must be spot-cleaned daily and sanitized often to prevent an accumulation of fecal waste. Spot-cleaning and sanitization will reduce the disease hazards for the animals."},{"h":"Gaps in raised enclosure flooring","tags":[],"q":"Three raised enclosures in the whelping room, housing two adults and 10 puppies, had gaps in the flooring. These gaps were between sections of flooring and ranged approximately 1 inch wide to 1 and 11/2 feet long. These gaps can allow for the dogs feet to pass through possibly causing injury. All meshed and slatted flooring must be constructed to prevent the dogs feet from passing through. This will prevent injury to the animals. To be corrected by 10-June-2016."},{"h":"Feces on flooring under bedding","tags":[],"q":"Three raised enclosures in the whelping room, housing three adult dogs and 15 puppies, had blankets and carpet squares for absorbent bedding use. This bedding material had an accumulation of fecal waste. Some of the carpet pieces had an accumulation of waste smeared into the carpet fibers. The animals had free contact with the soiled blankets and carpet pieces. The plastic and hog flooring under the bedding had an accumulation of fecal waste on the surface and smashed down into the holes or the flooring. Contaminated material (bedding) can cause orders, attract insects and pests and increase disease hazards. The accumulation of waste on hard surfaces can increase disease hazards to the dogs. All absorbent bedding must be spot cleaned with sufficient frequency to ensure all animals freedom to avoid contact with excreta. All hard surfaces must be spot-cleaned daily and sanitized often to prevent an accumulation of fecal waste. Spot-cleaning and sanitization will reduce the disease hazards for the animals. To be corrected by, 21-May-2016."}],"si":1},{"d":"2016-07-13","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-1401","t":"Routine inspection","n":58,"b":"31 adults · 27 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-1401/7-13-2016.pdf","f":[{"h":"English Bulldog with draining wound","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"\"Polly,\" a 3 year old English Bulldog, (ID#: 006819365), had a one inch wide spot on her right front leg that was raised about a quarter of an inch. The licensee reported that this was caused another dog biting her days before. When the swollen area was lightly touched, a pale liquid followed by a reddish clear liquid came out of the open wound in the center of the swollen area. The licensee reported that this dog was not being treated for wounds and hadn't thought that the wound was, 'that bad.' Swollen, untreated wounds that have pale discharge and reddish clear discharge can be painful and may lead to further health problems if not treated."},{"h":"Expired and undated medications","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"\\* The following medications were past the labeled expiration date or had no expiration date: Oxytocin Injection no date, Oxytocin Injection - 7/2014, Draxxin -1 Feb 2014, Cabergoline 125 mg 7/12/15, Cabergoline 120 mg 7/1/2014, Doxycycline 100 mg - 10/2012, Erofloxacin 22.7 mg no date, Baytril 68 mg no date, Baytril Jun 2016, Cephalexin 2/31/14, Vitamin K Jan 16, Marquis Oct 13 and Strongid SA no date. These medications were intermingled with other products on the medication counter top that are currently being used at the facility and are therefore ready for use."},{"h":"Dusty medication bottles","tags":[],"q":"There were bottles of medication had an accumulation of grey to brown dust and debris on top and sides of the bottles. These 11 bottles of medication were stored on the medication counter top with other products and therefore ready for use. This can soil or contaminate the medication affecting the health of the dogs the medication is used for. All medications must be stored in an area that is kept clean and in a manner that prevents an accumulation of dust and debris on the bottles. This will prevent contamination and ensure the quality of the medications used on the 31 adult and 27 puppies. To be corrected by, 18-July-2016."},{"h":"Rusty support bars in birthing barn","tags":[],"q":"In the whelping barn, all the raised whelping enclosures had two horizontal support bars between the sections of flooring per enclosure. These metal bars were extremely rusty and corroding. This can affect the structural strength of the supports and possibly injure the animals. These surfaces cannot be properly cleaned and sanitized increasing the disease potential. All metal surfaces must be free of excessive rust that affects the structural strength and prevents the required cleaning and sanitization. This will minimize injury, and allows for proper cleaning and sanitization decreasing the disease potential for five adults and 27 puppies. To be corrected by, 30-August-2016."},{"h":"Wet concrete flooring not drying","tags":[],"q":"The concrete flooring in the Main Kennel and Hip Roof shed had wet areas on the flooring. These wet areas where not drying off. This indicates the water or fluid waste was being absorbed by the concrete."},{"h":"Birthing vinyl peeled, rusted metal","tags":[],"q":"\\* In the whelping barn, all the enclosures had orange hog flooring. The orange vinyl had come off the flooring, in areas, exposing bare metal in these enclosures. This was along the edge of the flooring. In these areas, the metal was extremely rusty and corroded."},{"h":"Scratched plastic panels with debris","tags":[],"q":"\\* In the Hip Roof Shed, to the left of the door, two enclosures had a plastic panels for the back wall and a plastic panel divider. These plastic panels and divider were excessively scratched and chewed in areas. There was greyish dirt and debris is these scratched and chewed areas."},{"h":"Gaps between panels on back wall","tags":[],"q":"To the left of the door, three enclosures had approximately ¼ to ½ inch wide by 4 feet long gaps between the panels on the back wall."},{"h":"Waste and hair on Hip Shed floors","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"To the right of the door in the Hip Shed, enclosures one through three had an accumulation of hair and damp reddish-brown waste on top of the concrete flooring. To the left of the door, two enclosures had chewed or scratched areas in the back wall and a plastic divider board. These chewed and scratched areas had an accumulation of grey dirt or debris. This indicates that daily spot-cleaning and sanitization is not taking place. As a result, this can increase the disease hazards for the 10 adult dogs. All hard surfaces must be spot-cleaned daily and sanitized often enough for the prevention of disease hazards."},{"h":"Standing wastewater in Hip Roof shed","tags":[],"q":"The Hip Roof shed had standing waste water in an area approximately 1 and 1/2 feet wide by 4 feet long at the end of the center drainage gutter (alleyway). This waste water can attract insects, pests and increase odors and disease hazards. Thus, this can affect the health of 10 adult dogs. Housing facilities drainage systems must rapidly eliminate animal waste and fluid waste. This will minimize insects, pest, odors and disease hazards for the dogs. To be corrected by, 10-August-2016."},{"h":"Birthing enclosure flooring gaps","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"Counting from the door in the whelping room enclosures three, four and seven, all housing two adults and 14 puppies, had gaps in the flooring. These gaps were between sections of flooring and ranged approximately 1/4 to ½ inch wide by 1 to 3 feet long. These gaps can allow for the dogs feet to pass through possibly injuring the dogs. All meshed and slatted flooring must be constructed for the prevention of the dogs' feet from passing through. 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