Lucas County Dogs for Adoption: 11/6

11/6/2018

Dogs remain available at the Lucas County Canine Care & Control Office, 410 South Erie St., Toledo. For information, call 419-213-2800. For a complete list of available dogs, go to lucascountydogs.petfinder.com. A $100 adoption fee includes spay-neuter, a heartworm check, microchip ID, vaccinations, and a behavioral evaluation.

Dogs killed

Dogs killed Nov. 1 under the direction of Richard Stewart, director of the Lucas County Canine Care & Control:

Breed and description; reason; intake type and date with location found if stray. Dogs killed for poor behavior on body-handling and resource-guarding assessments are scored on a scale of 5, with higher scores being more aggressive. Dog-aggression assessments are not scored:

“Pit bull” mix, white and brown male, licensed; aggressive; stray taken to shelter Sept. 28 by Steven King, Harvest Lane, Toledo, from North Superior Street and Magnolia Street, Toledo.

“Pit bull” mix, white and tan female, licensed; failed behavior evaluation/body handling (scored 3 out of 5 on Oct. 31); surrendered Oct. 26 by Yolanda Dabney, East Oakland Street, Toledo.

“Pit bull,” brown brindle and white female; unlicensed; bite attempt; stray picked up Sept. 10 by a control officer at 2471 Glenwood Ave., Toledo.

Shih Tzu, white and brown male; unlicensed; veterinarian recommended euthanasia/quality of life (9 years old; blind, chronic keratitis and possibly glaucoma; weak, disoriented, difficulty standing and walking); surrendered Nov. 1 by Patsy Meiner, Albion Street, Toledo.

Miniature schnauzer mix, black and brown male; unlicensed; veterinarian recommended euthanasia/quality of life (severe pain and very poor prognosis, appearance of demodicosis; all toes hugely swollen, bleeding, infected, feet extremely painful, difficulty standing or walking); surrendered Nov. 1 by Patsy Meiner, Albion Street, Toledo.

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