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A for ale Yorkshire loi nc-r Cinnamon difi}AOI49'7&*ii had areas on her nuzzle arounci ^cr Vail and on hc-r re-ai' legs

IhHl h-id n attKd hair bH Is. Matlnd hair nn Ihe dc-a nan na.jse disnonifnl ^ nnnild inad tn infHCi'Jiori or heallh prnblems

lui llici.1 dc^g Vubll ly L>l :\yu dog cou'd also bo alieolod ‘.viih tlio discemloit or pa n as::ocialod with iviallod nan

ror?.|ant y pu lirn on the 5itin ol :he dOG- The potential lor the skin “lo become inllameo or infected ‘*10

c;or l riLHd sirralcnir g. MaC^d fiair dnes not niaiiita ri th«J .sarr a ir.su' atir g c,ijaliti(?.s of iioriii.:^lly grc:onif»d na r. RHgular

grocmirg cl matled nan is necessary :consiiro Ihe ncallh s. well toirg ol all dogs. nicenGec rcprcsonlativc advised

the metled hair would he removed es rn’rplerion cl in.spenfinn

A fc^r ale Snar Poi Tiger Lilly iciV ijAQUy >‘U4 1 nad toenails that needed Ihm ^nng The toenails wore Degmr mg to

cur hac< into the pod, allenlirig Ihe deg s rioniiel posture. Long loenails nan alfeci the moni ily of Ihe rings and oan

euiisu ciscui^dor: L'unrfg Hie nijpcclior- Ihuru were other dogs It al hac lounads hial riueJeO triniiiii-iy. Licor'Syo

musi ensure ih at aiimedogs toenails are roul nely mamiained. I censee reprasen-al vo advised Lhatlneioonaiis

would be lr mmen a.l1or ocMup etion ol irispnchon.

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ANIMAL CARF iNSRPCTOR

USDA, APHIS Anmal Cafe

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"‘"An advilt fomale lawn and whito English RiÎIcIoq locnlilication Kinroc-j^jiSOS 1 9&6& nas a swc Ion lesion botwoordigirs loiir arii five on h^r lRlt Irn.nl' 1on1 ll is nhlong in shHpe, rendenerl, moisMonl-c ng, hHtrless and Hnprf;«imalely

Ihc 0140 ol a pL'<j.

""‘An adi jit lamale red and wnire Frqli?h Ral dc^g identificalior nurrher JA5A(i57r>3A has a large swelling on he** dgnt

Irar’il pnvv belVi-Heri a:yiN fu jr and I vh h is round in sii.ap^. niCHlIy l-iHfrless. approximalHly Tth sue of a marble, and

car oas'ly bo scon even while the dog mas ho-' iool down or Ihc Qiourd h ado I on, ihc 'white pad ol hc' right cyo is

vary rah and inhaiTTah.

"""An adjlt I'yinale fyd rind wnittj LrigliHii U jlldcg idunlil inn lion nun ber *1A3D5D57 troy a lysion byl’web’i dgiis* lour

or d fWo on her o"t honi loo: I: is pmk oblong n shape, rnosliy nan loss and ooprex rnaloly tho size of a la-go oooTho iesior'i was r.ra ninr; a nlnar pin< colored fin d These lesion can be painful cans no discoirrcrl and if rnulri

polord al y ijfleul Iîl irr jbillly unb da ly aedvily ol the doy.

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"“An adjit lein^le red and waite Po'iiigu4«o iderl Icatlon ramoei 49C •• 2:^060Anas a nc hi cyo hial has alhick

greyish-vello%v disenarga oovaring apoioyimate y PC% of the surface. Approieimafely had ol the ir s nas a miky^whife

Ihiokened opaL| jr area. In hie canib'r ul tli s opHiiuJe araa, tfiar&> is h small gray dot. a’lti il appnars tu bn sligfr|iy

surken m Eye c scosc can be caused by a vancly cl piooloma including mfcclion. ailcrg os. irju-y, iriiial on or

other men na! condirions and ran ne pa n’ûl and frisIrF-- ng. Not having nlfrar vision can caure r1 .senTrlori alfeclinni

Ihb hualth and woil ijeir!g ol tlie doy. I lit* polur haf lor injury exists if Ino dug is iiol ab u tu clearly sue.

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Tne linensF.e mi. si have Ihis anirial exar-ined by a velerinarian and apnropriale Ireafmeni p an ariministraled. The

aulcomo ul liiis cxantin^liun iiiLsf bo ducumcnied and providud lo Ihc mspuctci upun icquusl llic liocnacu nusl

ersuro that all anirriais 'ccoivo aoec jalo veierina-y caro ai o 1 1 rmc-s

Kick a gray and wlnle Male Pcocic id^LJA0167b4’J/ had a bu Id jp of biO'.vr' and cioarry winio subslarce botweeri

Ihe gui'c .and rhe iop of ihe top o> h s bac< loeth. The g ims appeared red and iri amed and centa no-d a spci ol

rsdo sfi malKriH on 1f*Hrn bKlwee-ri the loolh ar d tfie yum line. I hy y Jiii 1 ne was reudtfiied HlunL| Iha tup a' Ihe loulf’i

.gr d appeal c<) ropo like ai along me loo cl tho teem frerri icc honi to the back

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ANIUAi OARF INSHFCTOR

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Pnsj fi a red lemalf: pnori n id# *1 fir’s?! nad a bu Irt.jp of brownish irTHtrar on ha' lealh. Tha c;iJrn appeared

fcdcor and bwollen, a tho lop o\ ibc tLoth tho g jni appeaiod ropo like, s-woiicn and roedenod. I ho dog liachoc

when inspectcre. l-ied lo liii; ine- degs lips 1o gei; photos of te teeth end ghm area.

Gum C'&caGC and Ouildup ol b"0‘/-n substancce- can cauGO pam and diioomioit loi tho doQG Swoi-on gomo aod

creamy white disr.harqe can he inn-nadve of gum nir.eaF.fi or nlher ofiahh prob'firn^ iha" nn j|ri arb/er-ely .aMerl ihe

heallti fjr d well ueirig li 1 Ihe dogy Qwner nusl yr sury llial all dags are roudntily' c-’itcked arfd Irealtd lor dunlyl

oiob'c T-&. Owner imiGt have anmnot ovoiuatod by o liccrGcd vctcrir anan ard inniniain a loccrd of :hc cvaluailon and1rfi.al merit nrotncol To be. nn’recleri by .19-21-201^1,

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In Inc- femafe bul dog barn building, tho shoe! moral siding abng the cement iioor has fuslod tc ihc pôint I is noin.ngor srn.r.lijrally sonnii and riiHlen :o Ihe paint Ihnl it is areHtirn sharn poinln Iha: rin jid !ri;ijry th-s rioi]5>. The itihIh

bafP also has aroas ol shoot moial lhal aio *uGicd cr dolor orated lo llio pond tliot il is no longer slrucluially sc jrfd

and creeling sharp points. A gale frame in ihe oiildcor kenne: .:^re.n is rusted lo the poini th.ît I is ro longer

siruesura ly sound nrrJ erenleJ atiarp paints Inal tiujld injjry Ihn cogs. Injurie:-: horn roslnd nielrtil nan he painlul htic:

urcomloitaolo loi tho dogs. Ownoi m jgI or sure lhal all mota! used on inc bu lo nos ard arcurd Iho dOQG io hoc honV

nisi, cnncF nn. f, slriictnn! !y Foi.nd nrd prciectF lhft c’npF. Irnm injury To he rarreclerl by Oft-pn-Pfl'! 4.

The lem.i,le bn Irl ng d the male biii'rlinn n.nd aêas of nnnnrele flr.or ol the biiildinn wnerfi the rnncrele hnd crncMerr

cfucilir g lioles whoro di l, old fcoc cir^d ulhur dL'dr s nils tturjumuiatud f husu ureiUKs in tiro uunurolu uun harbu*

harmful caclor a anc other vc-rmin that could adverse ly affec: the ncahh and well-being of tho dogs The cra^cks m jst

ne êpa red sn thn floor is i'”n<?rvionn to nnislure and easily cJeanerl and naniilized. .All dfibrin must he reninveh from

Ihc crocked Goncroic and inc aiua lopai'odor ropiacoc go lhal ii can to uasily cIcanLd ana car it zed. LiccnGCO musl

or sure th.ii .:dl the sudnees ihe rjops come in coni.ict wiin are irrnerzious to rroislure, Tee of rnneks anrt eas ly

Lfiariec and sanitized. Tube c:orrei:lHd uy 10-02 2014

In Infi whfilp ng ni.ildinq nne enr’nsi.rfi n.nd a plaslic Rubhermnid !ifi covering the dog c.nor npening The p^nstic w.sf.

CMe%vt:d rifuuiid lilt: base ana pad ol ihu frame waa bTCkor*. fhu cf uwyd eages carrnol bu adegjalely clear’ ud ar d

sai* itized The clog boor cpeniin9 .£. on tho male bami wore- covered with a clcih lype material Inoi was lorn ard

lallererl. The F.lr.n ns ol m^tp.nal aroiinr^ lhR rnni edcRs could he ingoFlen by Iho dngs. Tno ma'Rrial h.^rl a dark

brown subslarôu Luilduu un Ilium Tiiuc'utlt I Ku iiratu nu Tjugi Lu impuivicua lu moiatUTU uu il Ctiir bu uuuiiy ciuaiiud

and ooniii7od

1 iru wcs'c GCvoral GholioiG iri Iho DUtdoor section chat had arc as lhal Vnura chowL<l. usually aiâcnd ine oponmgG andalong jcims where the shelter .are listened lopether The chewed areas cannot ne .nceqii.”dely cleaned and san tized

ar d iii jsl be rupa red ut ruplauud ’-a they cari be auacualely cleaned.

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Title:

ROBERT WHITEI EY. A C I,

ANIMAL CABF iN-S-PFCTOB

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5ariti7ed aeo roet noly mamiairod, Several shehe-r appeared d jsty and stained Al ihe serfaces in coniact •* in tee

de-ns in.jsl be rnul inely ineirlairHd they can be easily nlaarad and sanhiêb.

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HOUSING FAC I Lines. GENERAL

There vi-ere ai leasi sever dc«3 doers Inal had a bjUdeo cl grease- and gnmo on men-i, The coor mest be I'otl nely

mai rita fieri to prevanl Iha biii'rii.ip. The areas ear narhor bacteria or oiner vamiin Ihal maid adversnly allenl Ihe

hoaHhi ard well oeing o1 tho dogs Cwnei meslonsjio Inal all Uio dog caois are louiindy cleaned and saniclîod

be corrected bv 09-P l 1

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OUTDOOR HOUSING FACILITIES.

They .vG"e sc-vor-::^l Gnclocuês, al loasi four thoil: wc*ro cqu pped \vith sîC'lors r.hnt wo'c not largo ooo jgn for oill the

dr>ns. Onfi eric -nsLrf: v- Ih 2 Rhf:df?FjHn Ridji^^b^r.k s mfi-isiirirn *10 Innhes nnrl 3fl inches in ni nhelfRr Ihal wrh 3Binches V.I dc ar d Ir dies iiVicc ano 3U irichaG tai (. Wnen lyjtri doos aro iri the Ghclloi rtonhur have chcjgh iooti to

illow rorma pc?1uire ooîfiens ir the sheher Tne-e were other enr.losiife?; comain ng Inree or more m an encloc.nre

wllli one >:hellHr. A Pc;niiE:rdnl.iri and l7/-:3 PfikiriKHe wrir in unK enc osurR. Thrt-T- P"kinK>:e we-re in nne ericlOHure

With one snc-llcr. Tho sholtc” must bo largo coc jgh gc cJI tho dogs havo one jgn iooi'm to s i stand ard ho ir a noimalmanner. Whan |he dr.qF, are not al nVien arteniiale spune or adrîlinnal F-hellftr? m a group arrlr.-ure fiqhl? andIcrrilorial dlsputbi: Criii flart up caui iig ji[ijriay anP undo alr-yiiy lor ihy bags. LiL-tnyey in jsl yrovida adeijuale is;jidL;y

loi each of the anima-s hi all cnclosurcG To bo corrected by 05? i^4 2'U t AX<î)

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CLEANING, SANITIZATION, HOUSEKEEPING, AND PEST CONTROL.

The area in the oaskofine male Oijildirg, noxtlooeldeorencastfes nad a bui'dup of loaves and other matlor Thedenr s nils w^s along Ihe erigt-: of Inn conc-RtR slab, consiHlmp of ler.fir-;, ol.d tnod and nlhRr denr .s. Several II rs wereobserved arounc ihc p'le of deer s. lar ding on tho c d fcoa and local maltc-i. Du'ing inc mspcciion i consco advised

'n.speclor s lh.ai one 1em.ile Shar pie .Tilx .rlog had problems with flies dering the sijrrimer The female Sh.ar pie s ears

•WR-R iiiiBS tig hair and Hcabufed ovhp from olu ll'y bilHS Tne I cHnsKa iiiii!!.l establish .-roiiie niR.ar's of l y cortlrol in liiis

area of ihc fac lity Tho fly slrlko can cause the docis ci&co'fioii anc v.ocnds Inal can bo painful Liconsoe m.usi

ersiira ih.il .5 II the .riogs .^re afffiQiialftlv proler.ted frn.r 11 as .anrj other vermin To he pn’rerlerl by

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nORFRT WHITFI FY, ACLANIMA CAPF NSPECTOn

liSDA, APHIS Anmal Care

hspecto' 5046

Date;

.Sep-i9-?0i

United States Department of Agriculture

Animal and Plant Health Inspection ServiceBHICKSUSDA

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Inspection Report

John Blake

Sandy Blake

Sanjon Kennel

2560 U S Hwy 65

Louisburg, MO 65685

Customer ID: 8158

Certificate: 43-B-3515

Site: 001

SANDY & JOHN BLAKE

Type: ROUTINE INSPECTION

Date: Aug-06-2015

2.40 (b)

ATTENDING VETERINARIAN AND ADEQUATE VETERINARY CARE (DEALERS AND EXHIBITORS).

***ln the sheltered facility, there was an adult female Bichon identified as #00-0723-CAB2. This dog was putting full

weight on all four limbs, yet the left hind paw had a dime size, reddish blue raised area in between the second and

third digits. Lumps can indicate a serious condition and can be painful or cause discomfort to the animal. The

licensee must have this dog evaluated by a licensed veterinarian to obtain a diagnosis and appropriate treatment

plan. The treatment plan must be followed. The licensee must ensure that all animals receive adequate veterinary

care at all times.

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This inspection began at 1422.

The inspection and exit conference were conducted with the facility representative and Beverly Hicks, ACI.

End of report.

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By:

BEVERLY HICKS, A.C.I. USDA, APHIS, Animal Care

Title: ANIMAL CARE INSPECTOR Inspector 5051

Date:

Aug-06-2015

Received By:

Title:

(b)(6), (b)(7)(c)

Page 1 of 1

Date:

Aug-06-2015

USDA United States Department of Agriculture

Animal and Plant Health Inspection Servicei6i 15150841 0191 insp id

Inspection Report

Freda Horton

Jack Horton

Hortons Kennel

104 Co Rd 644

Green Forest, AR 72638

Customer ID: 15617

Certificate: 71-A-0806

Site: 001

JACK & FREDA HORTON


Date: Jun-10-2015

2.40 (b)

ATTENDING VETERINARIAN AND ADEQUATE VETERINARY CARE (DEALERS AND EXHIBITORS).©

The kennel facility consists of two sheltered buildings and one indoor housing building ( whelping building) which

houses mothers and puppies . In the whelping building there is one two year old female Yorkshire terrier, chip #

019317089, named Angel Fire. The animal had a splint and bandaged right front leg. The dealer stated the animal

had injured it's leg approximately two weeks prior with a reevaluation appointment in two days. The dealer did not

have any written documentation of the animal being injured or being evaluated by the attending veterinarian. In

building #2 there is a two year old female Yorkshire terrier, chip #004327043, named Lady Mist. The animal's left eye

is an orb of pink tissue. The dealer stated the animal's eye was a birth defect. The dealer also stated the animal had

been evaluated by the attending veterinarian. However the dealer did not have any written documentation of the

evaluation or treatment. Both animals must be evaluated by the attending veterinarian and the dealer must maintain

written documentation of the evaluation and all treatment to protect the health and welfare of the animals.

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HOUSING FACILITIES, GENERAL.

In sheltered building #2 there are four enclosures whose expanded metal type doors have excessively rusted

surfaces which are rough and pitted. The doors need to be repaired or replaced to insure they can be properly

cleaned and sanitized. Surfaces of housing facilities-including houses, dens, and other furniture-type fixtures and

objects within the facility-must be constructed in a manner and made of materials that allow them to be readily

cleaned and sanitized, or removed or replaced when worn or soiled. Interior surfaces and any surfaces that come in

contact with the dogs must be free of excessive rust that prevents required cleaning and sanitization, or that affects

the structural strength of the surface.

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Prepared By:

Title:

SANDRA K MEEK, A.C.I.

ANIMAL CARE INSPECTOR

USDA, APHIS, Animal Care

Inspector 4040

Date:

Jun-10-2015

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Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

Inspection Report

CRANSLEM

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David Troyer

Breezy Crest Kennels

15061 202nd Street

Bloomfield, lA 52537

Customer ID: 323550


Site: 001

David Troyer


Date: Jul-23-2015

3.4 (b)

OUTDOOR HOUSING FACILITIES.

Shelter from the elements.

An adult male German Sheperd identified by microchip (075-880-845) was acquired by the licensee approximately

two weeks ago. The dog is being kept in an outdoor enclosure that does not include a shelter structure. The

enclosure has sheet metal on the roof and along the north and south sides. The east and west sides are constructed

out of coated wire. The licensee stated that the pen is only used when quarantining new dogs. The licensee also

stated the dog will be moved to the sheltered housing area when the test results are available and there are no health'

concerns.

Not having access to sheltered housing that will provide protection from direct effects of wind and rain can be

stressful causing discomfort for the dog. The licensee must include one or more shelter structures that are accessible

and that are large enough to allow the animal in the shelter structure to sit, stand, and lie in a normal manner, and to

turn about freely. Shelters in outdoor facilities for dogs must contain a roof, four sides, and a floor, and must provide

the dogs with adequate protection and shelter from the cold, heat, wind, rain, snow and direct rays of the sun.

To be corrected by: July 27, 2015.

Exit briefing conducted with licensee.

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Prepared By:

CORBIN L RANSLEM, A.C.I. USDA, APHIS, Animal Care


Received By:

Title:

(b)(6). (b)(7)(c)

Date:

Jul-23-2015

Date:

Jul-23-2015

Page 1 of 1


Animal and Plant Health Inspection ServiceCRANSLEMUSDA

7151634180014 inspjd

Inspection Report

David Troyer


15061 202nd Street

Bloomfield, lA 52537

Customer ID: 323550

Certificate; 42-A-1404

Site: 001

David Troyer


Date: Jan-07-2015

3.1 (c) (3)


REPEAT

Cleaning.^

Twenty-six outdoor runs connected to the shelter buildings have an accumulation of feces and urine frozen to the

cement affecting 83 dogs. At least nine runs have the fencing wrapped in a plastic tarp material to help block wine

The runs covered in tarps do not make the surfaces the dogs come into contact with easily accessible in order to

clean properly. As a result the licensee stated the runs are cleaned about once every two weeks and the runs nolj

covered in tarps more frequently. The runs must be spot cleaned daily and sanitized at least every two weeks to

reduce disease hazards and odors. When weather permits the licensee must clean and sanitize the outdoor run%

connected to the sheiter buildings.j

Exit interview conducted with iicensee.

Prepared By:

CORBIN L RANSLEM, A.C.I. USDA, APHIS, Animal Care

Title: ANIMAL CARE INSPECTOR Inspector 6079 Jan-07-2015

Date;

Received By;

Title:

(b)(6), (b)(7)(c)

Page 1 of 1

Date:

Jan-07-2015

USDA Llnii:c<l Siciles nc-puftmoni cl Agicuiljro

A'liiti-al Hnri Plaril lrisp>fi(::iori SRr*/ir:Hc*<.fcDr?no

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Inspectioni Report

Nina JacobsHfippy Hollow Kfinriel Cusiomc-r ID 457815421 ijocai PI

K'ev/ Cnmbnn MO 6?558Cc-flificoie 43-B-0409

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NWA JAC'IiC>3

Tyoc- POU'TINF INSPFCTION

Dole Feb-i 1-?015

2.40 It!' I?} REPEAT

ATTEiMDiNG VETERINARIAN AND ADEQUATE VETERINARY CARE (DEALERS AND EXHIBITORS?.

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Animal and Plant Health Inspection ServiceBHICKSUSDA

238141856050532 inspjd

Inspection Report

Ann Quinn

Dreamaker Kennels

81 14 State Hwy MNiangua, MO 65713

ANN QUINN


Date: Aug-26-2014

Customer ID: 44269


Site: 001

3.1 (c) (3)


(c) Surfaces- (3) Cleaning.

***ln the puppy room there was an enclosure that had contained nine puppies. The puppies had been moved to other

enclosures for cleaning and were to be moved back as soon as the floor dried according to the facility representative.

In the Bio room, there was a puppy box that contained nine puppies. The walls and portions of the gate in the puppy

room and the walls of the puppy box in the Bio room had a build up of dirty oil. There were at least two housing units

in the outdoor enclosures that had a build up of dust and/or urine. According to the facility representative, the

surfaces are cleaned every two weeks. Cleaning of hard surfaces is essential for a healthy environment and reduces

disease hazards by eliminating harboring places for diseases and pests. The licensee must asssure that all hard

surfaces with which the dogs come in contact are spot cleaned daily and sanitized in accordance with Sec. 3.11(b) of

this subpart to prevent accumulation of build up and reduce disease hazards.

To be corrected by August 31 , 2014.

3.6 (a) (2) (i)

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PRIMARY ENCLOSURES.

Sec. 3.6 Primary enclosures

(a) General requirements.

(2) Primary enclosures must:

(i) Have no sharp points or edges that could injure the dogs.

***ln the puppy room, the interior of the gate to an enclosure that had contained nine

for cleaning purposes, had a piece of plywood that had chewed areas from the top to

the outdoor facility. There was a piece of solid wall covering in an enclosure with one

chewed. Both of these chewed surfaces created edges that could injure animals that

enclosures. The licensee must remove the sharp edges and assure that there are no

primary enclosures as required.

To be corrected by August 31, 2014.

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By:

BEVERLY HICKS, A.C.I. USDA, APHIS, Animal Care


puppies which had been moved

the bottom on the right side. In

adult dog that had been

are placed into these

sharp points or edges in the

Date:

Aug-26-2014

Title:

(b)(6), (b)(7)(c)

Page 1 of 2

Date:

Aug-26-2014


Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service 17131111247831 inspjd

Inspection Report

David Troyer


15061 202nd Street

BLOOMFIELD, lA 52537

3.1 (c)(3)


Surfaces Cleaning.

** The outside runs on the shelter buildings have an accumulation of feces frozen to the cement. The runs must

be spot cleaned daily and sanitized at least every two weeks to reduce disease hazards and odors. When

weather permits the owner must clean and sanitize the outside runs on the shelter buildings.

End of report.

Customer ID: 323550


Site: 001

David Troyer


Date: 10 January 2014

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JOHN LIES, ACPrepared By:

JOHN J LIES, A.C.I. USDA, APHIS, Animal Care


Date:

10 January 2014

Title:

(b)(6), (b)(7)(c)

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Date:

10 January 2014

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