Judith M Williamson – Loyal Loving & True Kennel

A male blue and tan Yorkshire terrier Chase, ID# 010316587 has a thick, brownish-grey material encasing all of his top teeth, and much of the surface of his bottom teeth. The gum line has receded, is reddened, swollen, and has a milky white discharge. Dental problems can be painful, make it difficult to eat, can lead to the development of other health problems, and can affect the well-being of the animal. The licensee must have this dog evaluated by a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment, and provide the inspector the documentation of this visit upon request. To be corrected by close of business June 27, 2014.

A red adult female Brussels Griffon named “Pippy,” with microchip number 941-18989312, is limping on her right front leg. When the inspector first saw the dog, she was jumping up and down on her back legs, but when she stood back down; she started holding her right front foot up and walking on three legs. Occasionally she would put some weight on the paw, but it appeared painful to do so. The representative took the dog out and manipulated the leg and wrist joint, and the dog had no noticeable reaction. When the inspector palpated the bottom of the foot, the dog pulled away slightly, and it appeared uncomfortable to her. The representative held the paw up for the inspector to visualize it, and there is a soft, half-moon shaped pink swelling under the toe pads, approximately the size of half a dime. When speaking with the licensee over the phone, she stated that she had not noticed the dog limping, that Pippy is usually jumping up and down on her back legs. The licensee stated that she already had a veterinary appointment the next day, so would also take Pippy in to have her examined by the attending veterinarian. Abnormal swellings on the foot can be uncomfortable or painful, impact the dog's gait and can affect the well-being of the animal. The licensee must have the dog examined by a veterinarian for diagnosis and possible treatment. The licensee must ensure there are appropriate methods in place to prevent, control, diagnose, and treat diseases and injuries for the health and well-being of all the animals. To be corrected by September 13, 2018.

Building paneles on outside of building but inside of several pens is cracked/damaged which would hamper cleaning and provide edges for possible injury to the dogs housed in those pens.