Randy Stoen – Dows, IA

{"v":1,"state":"Iowa","nm":"Randy Stoen – Dows, IA","hh":[{"y":2015,"u":"https://www.humaneworld.org/sites/default/files/docs/2015-horrible-hundred.pdf","t":"Three dogs with eye problems, including a bulging eye; Open wounds on other dogs; Housing and sanitation issues"},{"y":2016,"u":"https://www.humaneworld.org/sites/default/files/docs/2016-horrible-hundred.pdf","t":"Admitted shooting and killing a dog; Repeatedly threatened USDA inspectors and refused inspections; Dogs with matted fur, eye disorders and open wounds"}],"hn":[],"hm":"https://www.humaneworld.org/en/issue/horrible-hundred","caps":["https://www.caps-web.org/stoen-randy/"],"cv":{"v":"https://vimeo.com/153393561","t":"https://i.vimeocdn.com/video/555746970-1181f052f2a29afa58c1ace5c1ba0ca42762d982989ed50aafad9639c832b80a-d_640?region=us","l":"6:20"},"llc":[],"br":[{"n":"Bichon Frise","s":"bichon-frise"},{"n":"Cocker Spaniel","s":"cocker-spaniel"},{"n":"Golden Retriever","s":"golden-retriever"},{"n":"Japanese Chin","s":"japanese-chin"},{"n":"Poodle","s":"poodle"},{"n":"Shih Tzu","s":"shih-tzu"}],"ex":[],"lic":[{"n":"IA - 9256","src":"Iowa","st":"","exp":"7/16/2026","k":"","c":12},{"n":"42-A-0895","src":"USDA","st":"","exp":"Revoked","k":"","c":10}],"oth":[],"rows":[{"d":"2014-08-20","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-0895","t":"Routine inspection","n":77,"b":"69 adults · 8 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-0895/8-20-2014.pdf","f":[{"h":"Japanese Chin with eye discharge, matted fur","tags":[],"q":"1.There is a male Japanese Chin type dog approximately 10 years of age named 'Ki Jack' that does not have official identification. The dog has an accumulation of greenish-colored mucus covering both eyes. … The dog was also observed having matted hair on his abdomen. The matted hair area is approximately 1 inch wide and 4 inches long. … On the dog's nose there is a crusty appearance of scabbing caused by numerous fly bites."},{"h":"Male Cocker Spaniel with neck wound","tags":[],"q":"There is a tan colored male cocker spaniel named ' Poo Bear' with no official identification. The dog has an open wound on the back of its neck. The wound is approximately 3.5 inches in length and 1.5 inches wide. There is dried blood on the wound and around the edges in the fur coat. The cause of this injury is unknown. … Around the dog's nose there is a sore caused by fly bites that is open and areas where the wound is starting to appear dried and crusty. Pieces of fur are stuck to the moist portions of the wound."},{"h":"Male Golden Retriever with ear wound","tags":[],"q":"There is a male golden retriever named 'Henry James' with an open wound approximately 3 inches in diameter on top of its left ear. The wound appears moist with a bright red and pink color. There is a hairless area outlining the wound."},{"h":"At least 36 non-Golden Retriever dogs without ID","tags":[],"q":"There are at least 36 dogs that do not have an official form of identification. The licensee stated that only the golden retriever dogs have been microchipped. Official identification is needed to ensure that each animal's identity can be known with certainty and to facilitate the inspection process. The licensee must ensure that all dogs are officially identified by collar, tattoo or microchip. To be corrected by: September 12, 2014"},{"h":"Golden Retriever can stick head through panel","tags":[],"q":"A Golden Retriever is in an enclosure with cattle panels that allow the dog to stick its head through the openings on the west side. The dog could possibly get its head caught and cause an injury. The panels need to be replaced or modified so the openings are small enough so the dog cannot stick its head through the openings. The enclosures must contain the animal securely and restrict other animals from entering. To be corrected by: September 5, 2014."},{"h":"Rusted metal panels and gate","tags":[],"q":"1. The far northwest red and white housing facility has outdoor pens constructed of metal panels. On these panels there are areas that have completely rusted through the material. 2. The southwest housing facility has outdoor chain link kennels. On the bottom right of one of the gates there is an area that has rusted completely through the metal pipe frame. \\*Rust can erode and deteriorate all metal surfaces to the point that the metal surfaces can no longer be readily cleaned and sanitized because a smooth surface no longer exists. Excessive rust affects the structural strength of all metal surfaces. Licensee must ensure that this and all other surfaces are free of rust and of good structural strength. To be corrected by: September 5, 2014."},{"h":"Golden Retriever chewed door point","tags":[],"q":"1. The northwest building containing golden retrievers has a metal dog door on the west end that has been chewed by a dog and has a sharp point. 2. The far northwest red and white housing facility has outdoor pens constructed of metal panels. On these panels there are areas that have completely rusted through the material. The rusted areas have sharp points. 3. The southwest housing facility has outdoor chain link kennels. On the bottom right of one of the gates there is an area that has rusted completely through the metal pipe frame. This has created a sharp point that the dogs can come into contact with. \\*The potiential for injury exists if the dogs come into contact with the sharp points. The licensee must ensure that all metal surfaces be maintained in a manner so there are no sharp points. To be corrected by: August 29, 2014"},{"h":"Excessive fecal residue on housing floors","tags":[],"q":"The majority of the housing facilities have an excessive accumulation of exceta on the floor where the dogs are in contact with it. There is a mixture of fresh and old fecal residue that has dried out and appears white covering at least 60 percent of available surface flooring. A mixture of dirt, grease and other excreta are on the bottom portion of the interior and exterior walls of the housing facilities. Cleaning and sanitation of surfaces that are in contact with the dogs is necessary to prevent an accumulation of dirt, debris, excreta and other disease hazards. Unsanitary living conditions and potential transmission of diseases exist when surfaces are not cleaned and sanitized. All other surfaces of housing facilities must be cleaned and sanitized when necessary to satisfy generally accepted husbandry standards and practices. To be corrected by: August 29, 2014."},{"h":"Bird nests and droppings above enclosures","tags":[],"q":"1. Inside the far northwest red and white building there is a bird nest above an enclosure containing one dog. Bird droppings are on the floor, on the sides of the enclosure and on the food receptacle. 2. In the north center building containing four dogs there are two bird nests. There is an accumulation of bird droppings in the bedding area. 3. Inside the barn on the east side there is a bird nest above an enclosure with one dog. There are bird droppings on the side of the walls and in the bedding area. \\*Surfaces caked with bird droppings cannot be readily cleaned and sanitized. The licensee must establish an effective program of bird control and ensure all bird droppings are removed from the kennel area for the health and well being of the dogs. To be corrected by: August 29, 2014."}],"si":1},{"d":"2014-12-16","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-0895","t":"Attempted inspection","n":null,"b":"","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-0895/12-16-2014.pdf","f":[{"h":"🚫 Access","tags":[],"q":""}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-03-09","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-0895","t":"Routine inspection","n":85,"b":"63 adults · 22 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-0895/3-9-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"Poodle left eye cloudy, raised area","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"\"Peanut\", a female Poodle (no identification) has a left eye that is a cloudy blue-white color with a raised red area that has an indented center."},{"h":"Cocker Spaniel cloudy eyes, membrane","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"\"Roxy\", a female red Cocker Spaniel (no identification) eyes are both a cloudy blueish-grey color. The pupils are unable to be viewed. The left eye also appears to have a white spider vein appearance to it. The right eye appears to be squinting with a membrane-type tissue covering part of the eye."},{"h":"Cocker Spaniel bulging left eye, bleeding","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"\"Sassy\", a female Cocker Spaniel (no identification) has a left eye that is enlarged, bulging with a blue-grey color to the eye. Licensee removed a piece of matter around the eye which caused the surrounding area to start to bleed."},{"h":"No official ID for Poodle and Cocker Spaniels","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"An adult female poodle named \"Peanut\", an adult female cocker spaniel named \"Sassy\" and an adult female cocker spaniel named \"Roxy\" do not have an official form of identification. Official identification is needed to ensure that each animal's identity can be known with certainty and to facilitate the inspection process. The licensee must ensure that all dogs are officially identified by collar, tattoo or microchip."},{"h":"Feces and debris piled in Golden Retriever runs","tags":[],"q":"The northeast outdoor housing area containing five Golden Retrievers has a large pile of melting snow, dirt, debris and feces combined within the outdoor runs. These semi- frozen piles are located in the front-half of the runs. The dogs are able to stand and jump on the semi-solid pile of waste/debris. This allows the feet and legs of the dogs to become wet and soiled with feces. The piles of waste material must be removed or collected in such a manner as to prevent soiling of the dogs, reduce contamination and other disease risks to the dogs. To be corrected by: March 12, 2015."}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-05-12","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-0895","t":"Focused inspection","n":3,"b":"3 adults","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-0895/5-12-2015-2.pdf","f":[{"h":"Japanese Chin-Poodle cross sloughing skin","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"An adult, gray, female Japanese Chin-Poodle cross named Squirrely (no other identification present) was huddled in the back corner of her enclosure. The dog appeared lethargic and did not move from her position when the inspectors approached the enclosure. The licensee was asked to remove the dog from the enclosure and upon visual inspection, the skin from the base of her head to the base of her tail appeared to be sloughing off. The affected area was about one inch wide at her neck and widened at the shoulders and back to at least 4 inches wide. The affected skin was black, thickened, and leathery. It had shrunken and was pulling away from the body. The tissue beneath the affected skin was bright pink and moist in appearance. A yellow discharge was visible under the affected skin. The licensee stated that the skin problem started about a week ago after he shaved the dogs hair."},{"h":"Cocker Spaniel and Shih Tzu matted coats","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"Two dogs had excessively matted hair. An adult female Cocker Spaniel named Sassy (no other identification) had matted hair on the lower third of both of her ears. An adult female Shih Tzu named LuLu (no other identification) had matted hair on her face around her eyes. The hair was heavily twisted and ropey to the point that the skin was difficult to visualize in those areas."},{"h":"Unlabeled syringe and Golden Retriever medication","tags":["Direct","Repeat"],"q":"The licensee is using an unlabeled medication to treat an injured adult, gray, female Japanese Chin-Poodle cross named Squirrely. An unlabeled syringe was lying on a table in one of the buildings housing dogs. The licensee stated that it contained an antibiotic that he was using to treat the dog. The licensee was also using a bottle of medication containing a mixture of Keta, Morph, Xy that he bought from a veterinarian, which did not have an expiration date. The label stated that it was for AKC Golden Retrievers at a dose of 1 cc per 15#. The licensee stated that he was using the medication to sedate his small breed dogs before shaving their hair."},{"h":"Used succinylcholine to euthanize dogs","tags":[],"q":"The licensee stated that he has been using a 9 mm or succinylcholine to euthanize his dogs himself for many years. The licensee could not produce a Program of Veterinary Care from his new Attending Veterinarian but his previous Program of Veterinary Care states that the dogs are to be euthanized by a veterinarian using a Euthanasia Solution. Gunshot and succinylcholine are not approved humane methods of euthanasia for dogs according to the AVMA Guidelines on Euthanasia. Inappropriate methods of euthanasia can result in distress and/or pain to the animal and can be a safety hazard. The licensee must follow his Attending Veterinarians instructions in the Program of Veterinary Care regarding euthanasia. TO BE CORRECTED MAY 12, 2015."}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-05-12","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-0895","t":"Focused inspection","n":null,"b":"","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-0895/5-12-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"Japanese Chin-Poodle cross shot and buried","tags":[],"q":"The licensee stated that he shot and killed Squirrely the adult, gray, female Japanese Chin-poodle cross with a 9mm handgun. The dog was shot by the licensee between approximately 1:30 pm-8:00 pm on May 12, 2015. The licensee stated his girlfriend held the dog on the ground while he shot the dog one time in the back of the head. The licensee stated a dirt hole was dug in a field that is adjacent to the west side of the property. The licensee also stated the deceased dog was placed in the hole and covered with dirt. The licensee did not have the dog examined by a veterinarian prior to shooting it. Gunshot is not an appropriate humane method of routine euthanasia for dogs according to the AVMA Guidelines on Euthanasia. Inappropriate methods of euthanasia can result in distress and or pain to the animal and can be a safety hazard. The licensee must follow his Attending Veterinarians instructions in the Program of Veterinary Care regarding euthanasia, and the licensee must ensure all methods of euthanasia are appropriate and consistent with the provision of adequate veterinary care. To be corrected this day forward."}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-05-12","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-0895","t":"Routine inspection","n":86,"b":"62 adults · 24 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-0895/5-12-2015-3.pdf","f":[{"h":"Licensee threatened inspector with syringe","tags":[],"q":"During the inspection process the licensee became belligerent with the APHIS officials. The licensee became argumentative when questioned about official methods of identification for dogs at the facility. A direct verbal threat of sticking a needle and syringe into the neck of an APHIS official was made by the licensee. It was also stated by the licensee that if he was put on a list of supposedly bad dog breeders the APHIS official would have to bring a gun back when returning to the facility. The licensee continuously tried to rush the APHIS officials through the inspection process and used vulgar language. When an APHIS official tried to photograph a non-compliant item the licensee initially interfered with the process. Activities that interfere with APHIS officials can hinder their ability to properly inspect the facility and enforce the provisions of the Animal Welfare Act. The licensee shall not interfere with, threaten, verbally abuse or harass any APHIS official in the course of carrying out his or her duties. TO BE CORRECTED MAY 13, 2015."},{"h":"Most dogs lacked identification, Golden Retriever excepted","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"Most of the dogs at the facility, with the exception of the Golden Retrievers, did not have any form of identication. Appropriate identification of dogs is necessary to meet recordkeeping requirements for inventory, disposition, transport, and healthcare documentation. The licensee must properly identify each animal that is 16 weeks of age or older with a microchip, tatoo, or collar and tag."},{"h":"Golden Retriever enclosure hole","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"A wood wall of an enclosure housing a Golden Retriever had a hole in it that was about 12 inches in diameter. The hole had jagged and splintered edges. The licensee stated that the dog had chewed the hole in the wall. This chewing behavior can result in injury to the dog and if it continues the dog could make the hole large enough to escape from the enclosure. The licensee must ensure that housing facilities are structurally sound and in good repair so that they protect the animals from injury and contain the animals securely."},{"h":"Rusted outdoor metal panels and gate","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"The far northwest red and white housing facility has outdoor pens constructed of metal panels. On these panels there are areas that have rusted to the point that they have rough and pitted surfaces. \\*\\*\\*The southwest housing facility has outdoor chain link kennels. On the bottom right of one of the gates there is an area that has rusted completely through the metal pipe frame. Rust can erode and deteriorate all metal surfaces to the point that the metal surfaces can no longer be readily cleaned and sanitized because a smooth surface no longer exists. Excessive rust affects the structural strength of all metal surfaces. Licensee must ensure that this and all other surfaces are free of rust and are of good structural strength. ."},{"h":"Sharp metal points in Golden Retriever run","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"Within the southeast outdoor housing area there is an enclosure containing two adult Golden Retrievers. The outdoor runs are constructed out of welded wire type panels. Near the entrance gate on the east side panels there are two sharp metal points approximately one inch long. The entrance gate is loose and allows the dogs to stick their heads through and make contact with thse sharp points. The potiential for injury exists if the dogs come into contact with the sharp points. The licensee must ensure that all surfaces are maintained in a manner so there are no sharp points."},{"h":"Poodle and Cocker Spaniels in feces","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"The majority of the housing facilities have an excessive accumulation of excreta on the floor where the dogs are in contact with it. The licensee stated that it had been two days since he had removed feces from the enclosures. Cleaning and sanitation of surfaces that are in contact with the dogs is necessary to prevent an accumulation of dirt, debris, excreta and other disease hazards. Unsanitary living conditions and potential transmission of diseases exist when surfaces are not cleaned and sanitized. The licensee must remove excreta and food waste from enclosures on a daily basis. The poodle named Peanut, the Cocker Spaniel named Sassy, and the Cocker Spaniel named Roxy cited for 2.40(b)(2) veterinary care issues on the March 10, 2015 inspection report were inspected. The licensee provided written documentation from a veterinarian that stated all 3 dogs had been examined and were determined to have chronic eye conditions that did not require treatment."}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-05-14","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-0895","t":"Routine inspection","n":null,"b":"","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-0895/5-14-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"🚫 Access","tags":[],"q":""}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-06-02","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-0895","t":"Routine inspection","n":null,"b":"","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-0895/6-2-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"Licensee refused full inspection","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"The inspectors arrived at the facility at approximately 1:20 pm on June 2, 2015. Upon arrival, the inspectors made contact with the licensees girlfriend. She stated that the licensee was not home, but she called him and let him know the inspectors were there to do an inspection. She let the inspectors know that he would return to do the inspection. She stated that the licensee said one inspector could do the inspection but the other inspector that did his last inspection would have to wait in the car. At 1:26 pm the inspectors called the licensee. The licensee stated that the inspector that did his last inspection was not allowed on his property. He stated that one inspector could do the inspection but the other inspector could not. One inspector advised the licensee that refusing to allow all inspectors on the inspection would be a refusal of inspection and would be cited. The inspector asked the licensee if he was refusing to allow the inspection. He said yep. The inspector told the licensee that he was getting cited for refusal to allow inspection since he was refusing to allow all inspectors on the property and that it would be sent in the mail. Failure to provide APHIS officials with access for inspection upon request interferes with the ability of the officials to protect the welfare of the animals and prevents the Secretary from fulfilling his obligation to enforce the Animal Welfare Act. The licensee must provide all inspectors access for inspection when requested by APHIS officials."}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-06-23","s":"Iowa","k":"","l":"IA - 9256","t":"Routine inspection","n":91,"b":"57 adults · 34 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/ia/9256/6-23-2015.pdf","f":[]},{"d":"2015-06-29","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-0895","t":"Routine inspection","n":null,"b":"","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-0895/6-29-2015.pdf","f":[{"h":"🚫 Access","tags":[],"q":""},{"h":"Licensee threatened and harassed inspectors","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"During initial contact with the licensee, he immediately became belligerent with the APHIS officials. Upon arrival, the licensee quickly walked towards the inspectors while pointing at them. In a hostile tone, the licensee stated that if one of the inspectors walked further onto the property near the no-trespassing sign he was going to call the Sheriff's Office and have the inspector arrested. Additionally, he intimidated the inspector by insisting he walk further onto the property so he could attempt to have him arrested. Multiple times the licensee belittled one of the inspectors by using profane language to describe that inspector. He later made an indirect threat stating he wanted to find out where that inspector lived. The licensee made comments in reference to contacting the Fort Collins office requesting one of the inspectors not return to the property. He indicated that the inspector keeps returning and suggested that's how people get killed. Interfering with the inspection process prevents the Secretary from fulfilling his obligation to enforce the Animal Welfare Act. The licensee shall not interfere with, threaten, verbally abuse or harass any APHIS official in the course of carrying out his or her duties."}],"si":1},{"d":"2015-07-16","s":"Iowa","k":"","l":"IA - 9256","t":"Routine inspection","n":82,"b":"52 adults · 30 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/ia/9256/7-16-2015.pdf","f":[]},{"d":"2017-03-08","s":"USDA","k":"","l":"42-A-0895","t":"Routine inspection","n":70,"b":"57 adults · 13 puppies","u":"https://reports.pawthenticity.org/42-A-0895/3-8-2017.pdf","f":[{"h":"Incomplete program of veterinary care","tags":[],"q":"The licensee has a Program of Veterinary Care but it is not complete and does not accurately represent the practices currently conducted at the facility. On the Program of Veterinary Care the vaccination schedule for puppies says \"Annual\". The licensee stated that the puppies are vaccinated more often than once a year. The section for Ectoparasites says \"57% Malathion as needed\". There is no dosage, route of administration, and how often the treatment will be given. The section for Blood Parasites says \"Ivomec\". There is no dosage, route of administration, and how often the treatment is to be given. There is also no indication of any testing to be conducted and how often this testing will occur. The section for Intestinal Parasites says \"Strongid T, Ivomec, Panacur\". There is no dosages, route of administration, puppy deworming schedule, and adult deworming schedule. There is also no indication of which animals are to receive which of the three listed dewormers. The section for Method of Euthanasia indicates that the licensee will perform the euthanasia and says \"Injection succinylcholine at kennel by owner\". This method of euthanasia is not approved by the American Veterinarian Medical Association Guidelines for Euthanasia. The licensee stated that he does not perform this method of euthanasia and all euthanasia is performed by a licensed veterinarian. Failure to have a complete and accurate written program of veterinary care does not ensure that the dogs are receiving veterinary care consistent with currently accepted veterinary medical practices. The program must be amended to reflect the practices of the facility. It shall include product dosage, route of administration, the frequency of use, any testing to be completed, and the frequency at which this testing shall be done. The program must also be amended to accurately reflect the puppy vaccination and puppy and adult deworming schedules. The program must also be updated with the current method of euthanasia. Correction date: April 15, 2017"},{"h":"Male Bichon hair loss with scabs","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"Male Bichon (\"Remington\", microchip #837383097) has areas of moderate hair loss on his body. The areas are most noted on the left side of the body. The area of hair loss along the left rib cage also contains three dark colored scab-like sections within it and the skin is slightly reddened. Two areas of hair loss are located on the left hind leg. One area is near the knee and the other area is along the lower leg. The skin in both areas is slightly reddened and contains numerous small dark colored bumps and lesions. On the inside of the left ear flap there is a round, dark colored lesion and the edges of the lesion feel thickened."},{"h":"Expired medication in puppy water","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"The bottle of Sulfadimethoxine that is currently being added to the water expired in September 2016. … At the time of the inspection the licensee re-labeled the bottle so that it will not be used for the puppies."},{"h":"Unlabeled tranquilizer bottles","tags":[],"q":"The licensee has two small bottles that each have a hand written label. The label on the first bottle says \"Tranquilizer, name of the veterinary clinic, exp. 01-03-18\". The label on the second bottle says \"Tranquilizer, name and address of the veterinary clinic, 1cc/10#, exp. 03-18\". The licensee stated that he did not know what the actual product was inside the bottles."},{"h":"Tranquilizer training not documented","tags":[],"q":"The licensee also said that he has a stethoscope and has been taught by the attending veterinarian how to listen to the dog's heart rate after it has been tranquilized."},{"h":"Golden Retriever sticking head through panel","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"An enclosure containing two Golden Retrievers has a sheltered area constructed of cattle panels. One dog was observed sticking his head through the openings of the panel."},{"h":"Cocker Spaniels slatted floor holes","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"There are two enclosures containing Cocker spaniels. The slated floors in these enclosures are broken resulting in holes in the flooring. … There is a total of nine dogs housed in these enclosures."},{"h":"Chewed birthing box and water bowls","tags":[],"q":"In the whelping areas in the basement each enclosure contains a whelping box constructed of wood. In one enclosure, containing one adult dog, the top edges of the whelping box has been excessively chewed and shredded. In at least four enclosures, containing a total of fifteen dogs, the upper edge of the plastic water bowl has been excessively chewed and shredded. Chewed and damaged surfaces cannot be properly cleaned and sanitized which could increase the risk of disease hazards towards the dogs. All surfaces of housing facilities must be maintained on a regular basis. Surfaces that cannot be readily cleaned and sanitized must be replaced when worn or soiled. The licensee must replace the chewed surfaces or alter them in a manner that allows for proper cleaning and sanitizing of the surfaces. Correction date: April 15, 2017"},{"h":"Golden Retriever food bowl with mouse feces","tags":["Repeat"],"q":"In the two enclosures containing four adult Golden Retrievers the sheltered areas each contain one food bowl. At least one bowl has mouse feces mixed in to the dog food. When the inspectors crouched down to examine the food bowl they smelled a strong odor of mouse urine. Mouse feces were also observed along the interior frame work of the sheltered area. At the time of the inspection there was not pest control for these enclosures. Contamination by mice could have a negative impact on the health of the dogs. An effective program for the control of insects, birds, and mammals that are pests, must be established and maintained by the licensee in order to support the health and well-being of the dogs and to reduce contamination by pests in animal areas. 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