Date of intake:: 5/7/2026

Means of surrender (length of time in previous home):: Stray(Unknown History)

Other Notes:: Other/bite victim: Police officers noticed a stray dog with facial wounds. Upon examination it was noted by medical that there were bite wounds along the face and neck. The exam states "facial region has moderate erythema with scatter puncture wounds and superficial abrasions extending from the top of the head to the ventral neck region. It is unclear what kind of animal bit her because Foxy came in as a stray.

Date of assessment:: 5/20/2026

Summary:: Leash Walking Strength and pulling: Mild Reactivity to humans: None Reactivity to dogs: None Leash walking comments: Sociability Loose in room (15-20 seconds): Social- jumps on handler, vocal, loose body, wiggly Call over: Readily approaches- soft body,wiggly Sociability comments: Handling Soft handling: Allowed- leans in, soft body Exuberant handling: Allowed- Leans in, soft body Handling comments: Arousal Jog: Follow- loose body Arousal comments: Knock: Approaches Knock Comments: Toy: grips toys Toy comments:

Summary (7):: 5/31/26: Foxy is at the front of kennel jumping up on the door and barking as the handler approaches. She is leashed with treats and will attempt to kennel fight but is ushered out of room quickly. Once outside she continue to screech and vocalize as she pulls hard down the hallway. When passing a kennel room, Foxy will turn around to bite the leash but will then get her paw stuck on the leash and begins to thrash as she is vocalizing. The handler is then able to lower the leash so she is able to remove her paw and she will continue to pull back towards the kennel room while screeching. She will pull hard throughout the walk and bark at any dog that is within sight. When returning to kennel, there is a lot of dog traffic and Foxy is continuously vocalizing and screeching. She is then returned to kennel where she is secured safely. She will continue to vocalize and bark as the handler exits the kennel room. 5/31/26: Foxy is observed to vocalize and screech throughout the length of the hallway leading to outside and is reported to leash bite resulting in her paw getting stuck in the leash. Foxy continued to vocalize until outside, which she continued to do so as well intermittently. 5/30/26: Foxy is noted to pull and growl towards other dogs in crate. In kennel she is noted to jump in front of her kennel she displayed a flushed face, and screeching in kennel. 5/20 (BA): Foxy is lounging in her bed when a handler approaches. She comes to the front with a wiggly body and is easily leashed. She maintains her wiggly body, jumping into laps, pressing into petting. Once her assessment is complete, Foxy returns to her kennel without issue. 5/19/26: Foxy is at the back of her kennel on her bed as the handler approaches. She is coaxed to the front of the kennel with treats and is then leashed with ease. Foxy will walk out of kennel slowly and will walk to the play yard, sniffing around. In the play yard, she will lean into petting and will re-engage after consent checks. After a while, she is returned to kennel with no issue and secured safely. 5/14: Foxy persistently barks and wails in her crate throughout the day. She is given a long-lasting chew, but she tries to cover it in her bedding before returning to wailing. When covering her crate to reduce visual stressors, she pulls the covers in. 5/11/26 Foxy was sitting up in kennel when handler approached. She was leashed easily and walked outside at a moderate pace. At the sight of other dogs, she would lunge and bark. She could be redirected and was returned to kennel afterward.

Date of intake:: 5/7/2026

Date of initial:: 5/7/2026

Summary:: enters with loose wiggly body, solicits attn and pets, allowed for all handling and tasks,

BEHAVIOR DETERMINATION:: Level 2

Potential challenges: : Basic manners/poor impulse control,Anxiety,On-leash reactivity/barrier frustration,Other

Potential challenges comments:: Basic manners/poor impulse control: Foxy jumps up non-stop, indicating a need for training to improve her impulse control and basic manners. Consistent training to teach her to sit or stay when greeting people, using positive reinforcement and redirection, will help manage this behavior. Please see the handout on Anxiety. Anxiety: Foxy began to display heavy panting and whining during her assessment. Managing her anxiety will require creating a calm environment, providing enrichment activities, and using stress-reducing techniques like puzzle toys and regular exercise. Please see handout on generalized anxiety. Other/bite victim: Police officers noticed a stray dog with facial wounds. Upon examination it was noted by medical that there were bite wounds along the face and neck. The exam states "facial region has moderate erythema with scatter puncture wounds and superficial abrasions extending from the top of the head to the ventral neck region. It is unclear what kind of animal bit her because Foxy came in as a stray. On-leash reactivity/barrier frustration: Foxy is noted to kennel fight in the care center pulling ang growling towards other dogs.Teach Foxy alternative behaviors, such as focusing on you or performing a "sit" cue when she sees a trigger. Consistent training and positive reinforcement will help reduce her reactivity over time. Please see the handout on On-leash reactivity/barrier frustration.