Wayne E Miller – Carlisle Kennel

July 18, 2017 — Routine inspection, USDA 31-A-0649

139 dogs recorded (74 adults · 65 puppies).

• Male Bichon Frise loosely matted

  The dog identified as USDA Tag #021 a white male Bichon Frise was loosely matted all over its body. No infection was noted in the skin. The licensee had made no notes on the dogs condition.

• Yellow female Golden Retriever crusting skin

  The dog identified as USDA Tag # 261 is a yellow female Golden Retriever was found to have crusting skin with serous discharge. Some areas appeared reddened and others showed a blackening of the skin. No treatment was being provided. The licensee had made no notes on the dogs condition.

• White Bichon Frise hair loss

  The dog identified as USDA Tag #011 white Bichon Frise was noted to have hair loss and saliva staining all down its back. The licensee had made no notes on this dogs condition.

• Wire coating worn, kennels dirty

  Some of the wire coating for the sides of the cages has worn off. Spiderwebs are in the corners of the cages with spiders. Cobwebs were seen on the ceiling. Less than 20% water nipples show signs of build up and the same number of feeders have hair and food residue under the lip of the feeder. Deceased flies were noted on the chains holding up the whelping boxes and a multitude of flies were seen in the kennel. No pest control measures were seen in place. A build up of hair and dust were seen on 50% of the kennels. The premises must be kept clean and in good repair inorder to protect the animals from injury and prevent the spread of disease. The kennel must be completely sanitized every two weeks or more often if necessary. Correct by thoroughly cleaning the kennel and making repairs were necessary.

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