Jewel

** Philadoptables is generously donating $300 to the rescue that pulls ** ** $430 in pledges to the rescue that pulls ** Jewel ACCT-A-169075 is a 3-year-old female who came in as an owner surrender on 7/14. Medical notes: During a followup exam on 7/18, staff noted: -Serous nasal discharge -Circular partial thickness burn (tentative) surrounded by a large area of moist dermatitis on right lateral hip. At least 9 other small circular actively blistering burns also identified on trunk and flanks. -Abdomen - very tense, unable to adequately palpate -Well developed mammary and vulva On 7/18, Jewel was diagnosed with an upper respiratory infection. During an intake exam on 7/14, staff found Jewel in good general health besides a "festering wound on her right hind leg. She was noted to be QAR, friendly but shy. Video: Jewel and Phoenix: https://youtu.be/9Q4JLZ3jwh8 Behavior notes: A behavioral assessment on 7/16 resulted in the following observations: KNOWN HISTORY: Per owner did great with kids! KENNEL PRESENTATION: Jewel was in the welcome center. She was a bit nervous. When she saw the handler she had wide soft eyes and seemed nervous but came to the front with low wags. She cowered for leashing and lowered her body, but allowed it. Exited and retired easily. LEASH SKILLS: Pulls minimally, housebroken HANDLING: We went to the play yard, as the eval room was in use and kept time outside brief due to heat. In the yard Jewel had soft eyes and walked around exploring with soft eyes. She was timid outside but friendly with both of us. She was tolerant of all handling outside and would lean in slightly, but was fairly independent outside. No interest in treats. PLAY: No interest TOYS: Perked but would not engage Per her owner's surrender notes on 7/14, Jewel was described as follows: -"Loving, "great with kids and adults -Lived with two adults and four kids (16, 14, 12, 9) -Housetrained -Crate trained -Medium energy -Has never bitten a person or animal -"Good on leash -"Perfect around strangers, "focused on cats