Mayor West, a Bullmastiff (mix breed), available for adoption
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Mayor West

Bullmastiff (mix breed)

Urgent: 1 Day Left

Scheduled: August 28, 2026

Reason: Medical

About Mayor West

Mayor West is an adoptable male Bullmastiff looking for a home at Maricopa County Animal Care & Control - West in Phoenix, Arizona. He is fully grown and large in size. He is currently on the shelter's euthanasia list with just one day left, listed due to medical. Adopting Mayor West, or even sharing his story, could save a life before it's too late.


Requirements OLDER CHILDREN 12+ Recommendations FAMILY INTRODUCTION LEASH WORK ONLY DOG IN HOME TRAINING Memo 8/24/2026 08/24/26 14:12 Upper airway disease. If no outlet by COB on 08/27/26, is at risk for humane euthanasia on 08/28/26. Intake 5/29/2026 How long have you had the animal? 1 DAY. SOURCE WAS WALKING. SOURCE SAW PET WANDERING. SOURCE WAS ABLE TO LURE WITH FOOD. Has the animal been around other animals? What kind of animals? How would you describe the interaction with other animals? WHEN SOURCE WAS WALKING DOG BACK TO HOUSE, THIS DOG WAS BARKING AT AND PULLING TOWARDS OTHER DOGS WHEN WALKING BACK. Was the animal around any other people or children? If yes, how would you describe the animals behavior towards other people/children? FRIENDLY. ENERGETIC. JUMPS UP FOR ATTENTION. PLAYFUL. NOT AROUND ANY CHILDREN WHILE WITH SOURCE. Has the animal shown any aggression around other people? Might want to include a few examples of what aggression looks like. Barking, growling, lunging, etc.? If yes, what were the circumstances? NO. Did you keep the animal inside or outside? INSIDE. If inside, did you keep the animal in a crate or allowed to roam? Was the animal destructive in any way? NO DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOR. If outside, what kind of fencing do you have and did it contain the animal? TALL FENCING CONTAINED PET. Did the animal show any aggression, like **growling, curling their lips, lunging** around food, toys, or bones? NO. Has the animal shown any signs of illness? NO. Does the animal walk on a leash? YES. PULLS HARD. Evaluation Comments (Observations from our staff and volunteers) 8/25/2026 Dog didn't eat wet and dry food. Day 1: dog laying down in bed. 8/16/2026 day 1; dog didnt eat kibble or wet food but was seen laying down in bed 8/8/2026 Dog was laying on bed on approach, ears perked, stood and came to life room door, displaying soft face, wagging tail. Easy to leash. Walked with moderate pull, no issues passing customers and staff. Puffed cheeks when passing reactive small dogs, briefly pulled towards them, easy to redirect away. Walked to outside play yard without issue. Dog explored independently, neutral body language. Did not actively seek attention from handler but would stand nearby, looking around, allowed petting. Handler retrieved leash, walked dog to gate. Applied precautionary clip lead, dog turned head, lightly bit at clip lead slack, then turned back towards gate. Moderate pull on return. Entered life room with light guidance. Handler loosened leash via clip lead as dog was standing just out of reach, then was able to fully remove it by hand. *Potential adopters should receive guidance on safe, fear-free handling techniques and on recognizing signs of anxiety or stress in dogs to promote safe and appropriate physical interactions. This dog should not be introduced to any other dogs or pets until end of 14-day decompression period, and may transition best into a home as the only dog.* 8/7/2026 08/07/26 06:25 Dog at front of kennel with hard eyes and pilo erection. Attempted to put leash through door and dog bit it several times. Ended interaction and notified Behavior staff. 8/7/2026 Dog was at front of kennel; reactive towards staff walking past with a dog; handler started to approach; dog noticed handler; settled; gave an alarm bark; slid treats under door; not interested; standing at front; placed leash into room; briefly grabbed at leash; handler placed leash over head; exited; moderate to strong pull. In yard, dog explored for several moments with relaxed body; urinated & defecated; continued to explore. Eventually approached handler allowed for all petting; took treats gently; continued to explore; would approach when verbally coaxed with treats. Dog explored and occasionally checked in with handler throughout interaction. Staff walked past with a dog; this dog ran to fence; hackles raised; alarm barking; followed along fence; picked leash up; staff was no longer in view; dog followed handler; continued to explore; followed handler walking back & forth in yard. Staff approached and dog approached yard fence with relaxed body. Dog followed handler over to pool and drank water. Laid down and allowed handler to splash water over back. Picked leash up; walked back to kennel; moderate pull; muzzle punched window to 5-pack with a dog in kennel; entered kennel; allowed handler to remove leash. 8/6/2026 Assisted with pulling dog for AM cleaning. Dog was standing at kennel door, tense body, high wagging tail, pushed through door opening while trying to place leash, mouthed leash once, settled and allowed placement. Moderate pull to yard, ignored kenneled dogs. Explored yard, nose to ground, tail flagged, approached handler briefly with soft body and wagging tail, allowed pets on head, took treats gently, continued exploring. As another dog was walking by dog lunged and muzzle punched fence, body stiff, growling, pawing at gate, once other dog was out of sight took a moment before dog settled, continued exploring, panting heavily, softened with wagging tail when approaching handler again, allowed more pets, able to pick up leash, became tense with flagged tail while walking past reactive dogs in building, easy return to room, allowed handler to remove leash by hand, tossed hot dogs and exited room. 8/3/2026 Only ate the wet food part of bowl, left all dry kibble. Sleeping on blankets. 7/18/2026 Solicited attentions, Easy to pull from kennel, Easy to return to kennel, Not interested in treats, Easy/Loose Leash, Somewhat Pulls on Leash, Calm, Appeared interested when walking past kennels, great on a leash, only pulled a bit when he saw other dogs. very calm boy 7/18/2026 Noticed dog's drain cover had been lifted and was lying in gutter. Once cover was fixed dog became hyperfocused and began pawing and barking at drain cover, could not redirect. 7/14/2026 Easy to pull from kennel, Easy to return to kennel, Not interested in toys, Not interested in treats, Easy/Loose Leash, Somewhat Pulls on Leash, Calm, Ignored dogs when walking past kennels, Easy to leash, appears potty trained - went multiple times, loves the play pool, enjoys sniffing, friendly, good boy. 7/13/2026 approached kennel to open guillotine; canine was sitting on bed. Opened guillotine and went on to open additional guillotines. Heard canine growling and barking; walked back to kennel and observed canine barking and looking at drain; drain cover appeared to have been lifted and dropped into gutter; tense body; tail flagging. Called canine and redirected attention. 7/11/2026 observed at back of kennel, drain covered dropped into gutter, barking into corner of gutter, tense body, tail flagging, pawing at drain cover, briefly able to call dog up before he went back to corner, heard continuing to bark and paw at cover when handler left building. 7/5/2026 Easy to pull from kennel, Easy to return to kennel, Not interested in toys, Takes treats nicely, Somewhat Pulls on Leash, Calm, Ignored dogs when walking past kennels, Mayor enjoyed a walk with a quick pace and light pull. Exploring is his favorite hobby. In the yard, he enjoyed cooling off in the pool. He was such an easy-going guy and such a GOOD boy! 6/28/2026 Easy to pull from kennel, Easy to return to kennel, Not interested in toys, Not interested in treats, Somewhat Pulls on Leash, Calm, Ignored dogs when walking past kennels, Mayor settled into a nice walking pace. He appeared potty trained. He enjoyed exploring, pets all over and a nice walk. In the yard, he enjoyed cooling off in the pool and exploring. He was such an easy going boy! 6/25/2026 Solicited attentions, Easy to pull from kennel, Easy to return to kennel, Not interested in toys, Takes treats nicely, Easy/Loose Leash, Calm, Ignored dogs when walking past kennels, Appears potty trained, food motivated, friendly, allows pets on head and body, good boy. 6/12/2026 dog didnt eat 6/11/2026 Did not eat 6/7/2026 Easy to pull from kennel, Easy to return to kennel, Not interested in treats, Calm, Ignored dogs when walking past kennels, Despite wearing a cone, Mayor was happy to go to the yard and explore. He appeared to be house trained. He was easy going and independent with his interactions. He enjoyed pets when offered. He was a great guy! 5/31/2026 Came forward with neutral soft body to sniff handler, solicited attentions with handler thru kennel door. Placing \"PURPLE\" based on intake notes and finders notes. 5/29/2026 Easy leashing, walking into Triage. Tolerated restraint for vaccines and allowed all petting. Walked to kennel strong pull and entered with no issue Medical Treatments 8/25/2026 08/25/26 10:34 Per NH administered following Tx this AM 3.6mL Carprofen 50mg/mL given SQ once 300mL LRS administered SQ once JNR 8/25/2026 08/25/26 11:32 QAR, BCS 4.5/9. Dog has been lying in sternal recumbency for most of the morning. RESP - eupnic; no coughing/ sneezing/ nasal discharge noted. GI - inappetent. P: 1. Instructed tech to administer LRS and carprofen SQ this am. 2. LRS - 300mls SQ SID x 3 days. nhilde 8/24/2026 08/24/26 17:34 k9 has not moved much today, back legs are spread out behind k9, appears to be unable to get up/having trouble getting up. When administering PM treatment to K9,tech offered k9 meds in chicken and rice as k9 has poor appetite for treats/wet food/kibble. k9 began to eagerly eat chicken and rice. K9 suddenly fell lateral and began choking. Tech able to open k9s mouth and manually remove obstruction of chicken and rice from throat and clear airway. Called on-call vet to notify, k9 to be re-assessed in AM. JNR 08/25/26 10:32 While administering LRS this AM felt hard lump on k9s neck. JNR 8/24/2026 08/24/26 14:02 BAR MM-pink, CRT<2sec. Respirations 40 and slightly labored. Increased inspiratory effort. Stertor. Suspect partial upper airway obstruction: laryngeal paralysis, everted saccules, mass, open. Prognosis is guarded to poor pending diagnosis. Due to potential diagnoses, placing dog on portal urgent medical NHO. If no outlet by COB on 08/27/26, then is at risk for humane euthanasia on 08/28/26. 8/23/2026 VET TECHNICIAN EXAM (Date: __08/23/26 09:31_____) DUE TO TECH TO MONITOR RR/EFFORT Attitude: BAR/QAR BCS: _7/9 Ocular Discharge / Squinting: N Coughing/Sneezing: N Nasal Discharge - Mucoid / Serous: N Vomiting/Diarrhea: N Appetite: Good Other Notes of Concern / Observations:Temp: 101.9 Pulse: 110 Resp Rate: 20/ normal RR effort dd 08/23/26 18:02 Attitude: QAR Appetite: good Other Notes of Concern / Observations: No changes. bz 8/22/2026 08/22/26 14:16 Patient was noted to have moderate inspiratory dyspnea (inspiratory grunting, tachypnea, increased effort) with new red hives present throughout coat during kennel walkthrough shortly before 14:00 after being moved to new kennel and having very brief walk outside at roughly 12:00. Heart ausculted normally but difficult to hear over loud referred upper airway noise. MM pink and mildly tacky with CRT <2s. Patient had already received dose of diphenhydramine 100mg PO this AM. Administered 0.1mg/kg 1.0mL dexamethasone-SP (4mg/mL) IM @ 14:00. Initially provided flow-by oxygen, but patient seemed upset with restraint so moved to clinic kennel with fan. Patient had difficulties settling in clinic kennel, so was moved back to WS310. Patient was monitored throughout afternoon (see treatments and vitals listed below). Patient's vitals were WNL at time of last diphenhydramine injection and patient was resting comfortably in kennel - hives still present, but no inspiratory grunting although patient's respiratory effort remains mildly elevated. 14:00 T102F, P100, R30, administered 0.1mg/kg 1.0mL dexamethasone-SP (4mg/mL) IM 14:45 T102.6F, P90, R40 16:30 no temperature obtained, P110, R20, administered LRS 500mL SC 17:12 T100.6F, P120, R30, respiration markedly improved 17:20 administered 2mg/kg 1.5mL diphenhydramine (50mg/mL) SC 18:30 resting quietly in kennel, mildly hypersalivating, mm pink with CRT <2s PLAN: - continue diphenhydramine as previously scheduled - continue to monitor respiratory rate/effort daily - patient may need medical outlet depending on response to treatment - not medically okay to PUFA at this time 8/22/2026 08/22/26 11:01 14d post-doxycycline therapy recheck. Patient is QAR with decreased appetite for kibble. Patient has no nasal discharge, no ocular discharge, normal respiratory rate and effort, no coughing, no sneezing. H/L auscults normally. No active CIRDC symptoms. Okay to move out of isolation and conclude therapy as previously prescribed. Patient still has some hives throughout coat, would like to continue current respiratory monitoring and move patient to S wing (outside of S iso) for ongoing monitoring. Adding wet food to diet. 8/21/2026 08/21/26 13:34 S iso daily monitoring. Patient is QAR. Decreased appetite. Patient has no nasal discharge, no ocular discharge, mildly elevated respiratory rate and effort, no coughing, no sneezing. Hives still present throughout coat. Inspiratory grunting ausculted intermittently. Continue current treatments and monitoring. Extending diphenhydramine 100mg PO q12h x 5d. 8/20/2026 08/20/26 15:26 S iso daily monitoring. Patient is QAR, but brighter and more active in kennel today. Decreased appetite. Patient has no nasal discharge, no ocular discharge, normal respiratory rate and effort, no coughing, no sneezing. Hives still present throughout coat. Continue current treatments and monitoring. 8/19/2026 08/19/26 07:05 Dog is QAR today. Respirations are 40 with increased inspiratory effort but improved over yesterday. MM-pink, CRT<2sec. Hives still present but slightly smaller. Continue current therapy as prescribed. 8/18/2026 08/18/26 14:52 per JR administered injectable caprofen per weight. Carprofen (50mg/mL): _3.6__mL administered SQ JNR/AP 8/18/2026 08/18/26 13:31 Dog was brought to doctor's office by adoption team. Dog was BAR Breathing was labored with an inspiratory stridor. Heart was difficult to auscult over respirations, HR 70. Lungs-mostly referred upper airway sounds, inspiratory stridor. RR 45 MM-pink, CRT<2sec. Hives present on trunk and head. Erythemic masses on left pinna. Possible anaphylaxis of unknown cause. Inj 1.8ml diphenhydramine (50mg/ml) IM left thigh. Continue doxycycline as prescribed. Move to S isolation. Give diphenhydramine 100mg po bid x 3 days. Monitor attitude, respirations and appetite while in isolation. Give carproen to weight. 08/18/26 15:33 Addendum: Dog was resting in back of kennel wth head on drain cover. RR 45 still has increase inspiratory effort. 8/14/2026 08/14/26 14:28 BAR, BCS 4/9. GI - great appetite; no BMs in kennel at time of exam. P: Continue to monitor. nhilde 8/13/2026 08/13/26 14:30 BAR Has yet to eat today. No feces in kennel. Continue current treatment as prescribed. 8/12/2026 Diarrhea in room, West was standing on cot, soft eyes, soliciting attention 8/12/2026 08/12/26 15:38 Patient BAR, good appetite, no stool in kennel. Adding monitoring for diarrhea for two days. 8/7/2026 08/07/26 16:16 Limited visual examination due to infectious disease concerns. S/O: Gen - BAR, BCS 7/9, good appetite, solicits attention EENT - No ocular discharge. Serous nasal discharge. H/L/MM - Heart rate and rhythm normal, no murmurs or arrhythmias appreciated. Normal bronchovesicular sounds. Normal respiratory rate and effort. No coughing, intermittent sneezing. No stertor, no stridor. Mucous membranes pink and moist with CRT<2s. GI - No significant findings. NEURO - Normal mentation. No significant findings. A: - Signs of CIRDC noted upon exam. Likely viral etiology with secondary bacterial component. P: - Start doxycycline 400mg PO q24h x 14d - Recheck at 14 days or sooner if concerns arise - Medically okay to PUFA 8/7/2026 clear nasal discharge, staff observed some possible breathing concerns. 6/25/2026 06/25/26 10:30 MOLECULAR DIAGNOSTICS TEST RESULT UNITS Canine Distemper Virus RealPCR a NEGATIVE Bordetella bronchiseptica RealPCR NEGATIVE Canine Adenovirus Type 2 RealPCR NEGATIVE Canine Herpesvirus Type 1 RealPCR POSITIVE Canine Parainfluenza Virus RealPCR NEGATIVE Canine Respiratory Coronavirus RealPCR NEGATIVE H3N2 Influenza Virus RealPCR NEGATIVE Influenza A Virus RealPCR NEGATIVE Mycoplasma cynos RealPCR POSITIVE Strep. equi subsp zooepidemicus RealPCR NEGATIVE Canine Pneumovirus RealPCR NEGATIVE NOTES A POSITIVE CANINE RESPIRATORY PANEL PCR result indicates the detected organism(s) is likely contributing to the clinical signs. Additional causes should be assessed separately. Vaccination with a modified live vaccine may result in positive results for up to a few weeks post-vaccination. A NEGATIVE CANINE RESPIRATORY PANEL PCR result indicates that the organism was not detected in this sample and suggests the absence of an infectious cause, by these organisms, for the clinical signs. PCR may not detect 100% of the isolates or levels of the organisms may be too low to be detected. 6/22/2026 06/22/26 16:01 BAR, BCS 5/9. OPHTHO – OU lenticular sclerosis, no ocular discharge, no blepharospasm. RESP – no clinical signs of CIRDC (ie. sneezing; coughing; nasal discharge) noted today. A: Ddx. CIRDC – resolved. P: No further treatment for CIRDC needed at this time. Wipe down and move out of s-wing ISO. nhilde 6/21/2026 06/21/26 15:09 CANINE RESPIRATORY PCR (2524) submitted to idexx confrimation #168 dd/bz 6/20/2026 06/20/26 12:43 S iso daily monitoring. Patient is QAR. Good appetite - ate most of wet/dry mix provided today. Patient has serous nasal discharge with crust on nares, no ocular discharge, normal respiratory rate and effort, no coughing, no sneezing. Continue current treatments and monitoring. Extending enrofloxacin 204mg PO q24h x 2 additional days (through 14d recheck). 06/20/26 18:56 Possibly exposed to Canine Distemper Virus. Distemper waiver needed. Resp PCR to be submitted (st) 6/19/2026 06/19/26 13:23 QAR, BCS 4.5/9. OPHTHO - OU no ocular discharge, no blepharospasm. RESP – eupnic; no coughing/ sneezing/ nasal discharge. GI - fair appetite. A: Ddx. CIRDC (r/o bacterial, viral, fungal) P: Continue treatment for CIRDC as prescribed. nhilde 6/18/2026 06/18/26 14:20 BAR No coughing or sneezing observed. Small amount of crusty exudate on edges of nares. Continue current therapy as prescribed. 6/17/2026 06/17/26 11:59 P is BAR with a fair appetite for kibble/canned mixed food this am EENT/Resp: No ocular discharge. Coughing observed, no sneezing or nasal discharge at time of exam. Normal respiratory rate and effort observed. A: CIRDC - unresolved P: - Continue medications as prescribed - Continue to monitor attitude/appetite/CIRDC daily 6/16/2026 06/16/26 09:04 QAR, would not rise when kennel was entered, k9 had to be hand fed meds while k9 was laying down in kennel, took meds very reluctantly and slowly from hand. E-collar coated in nasal discharge. (will replace) No appetite for dry kibble. Does not appear to be improving. JNR 6/16/2026 06/16/26 13:50 Dog was BAR at time of exam. No signs of respiratory diseae observed. MM-pink, moist. CRT<2sec. Continue current therapy as prescribed. Since dog is in S wing, will monitor appetite/attitude daily. 6/16/2026 06/16/26 13:45 E-collar removed, k9 moved to S-wing Isolation per NH JNR 6/16/2026 06/16/26 15:07 BAR, BCS 4.5/9. OPHTHO - OU lenticular sclerosis, no ocular discharge, no blepharospasm. RESP - eupnic; sneezing; coughing; bilateral serous nasal discharge. A: Ddx. CIRDC (r/o bacterial, viral, fungal). P: Continue treatment for CIRDC as prescribed. nhilde 6/12/2026 06/12/26 10:08 Nobivac Canine 1-DAPPv, manufactured by Merck, Serial number: _02121B37A__ administered SQ, R lateral shoulder by _GP/SP__. 6/10/2026 06/10/26 15:32 Noted on kennel walkthrough. Patient is QAR with good appetite for wet food, poor for dry. No ocular discharge. Severe mucoid nasal discharge. No coughing. No sneezing. Normal respiratory rate with normal effort. PLAN: - enrofloxacin: 204mg PO q24h x 7d - continue doxycycline - continue to offer wet food 6/8/2026 06/08/26 09:58 Mucoid nasal discharge DND 6/8/2026 06/08/26 11:53 Brief exam due to contagious upper respiratory disease in the shelter P is BAR, BCS 5/9 Resp: P coughing with bilateral mucoid nasal discharge; no sneezing noted; eupneic Ophtho: OU clear - no epiphora, ocular discharge, or blepharospasm observed GI: fair appetite; no stool in kennel A: - CIRDC - r/o: bacterial, viral, fungal P: - Rx: Doxycycline 100mg – Give 4 tablets PO SID x 14 days - Recheck for CIRDC in 14 days - Move to I building for isolation - Offer canned food daily to encourage appetite - Medically okay to PUFA/foster 6/4/2026 06/04/26 10:11 e-collar in place, clean & fits well. AP 06/05/26 10:18 e-collar in place, clean & fits well. AP 06/06/26 09:51 E-collar in place, clean, and fits well. PUR 06/08/26 09:58 E-collar in place, clean, and fits well. DND 06/09/26 17:17 E-collar in place, clean, and fits well. DND 06/10/26 09:45 E-collar in place, clean, and fits well. PUR 06/11/26 17:28 E-collar in place, clean, and fits well. AP 06/12/26 11:27 e-collar in place, clean & fits well. AP 06/14/26 11:14 E-collar in place, clean, and fits well. DND 06/15/26 08:43 E-collar in place, clean, and fits well. JNR 06/16/26 13:46 E-collar removed incision appears to be healing well JNR 6/3/2026 Pre-operative Examination, performed by: __JR__ Pre-op tech: __DD__ T: __102.4__°F HR: _110__bpm RR: _20__brpm General Appearance: BAR Respiratory: NSF Cardio: NSF Repro/Urogenital: NSF Derm: NSF Ears: NSF Eyes: NSF Nervous: NSF M/S: NSF Dental: NSF GI: NSF L/N: NSF BCS: _5_ /9 Dental grade: _5_ /4 Observations during pre-op/procedure: Lick staining on scrotum prior clipping Treatments: Carprofen (50 mg/ml) __3.4__ ml SQ administered once pre-op. Microchip Implanted SQ, placement confirmed via microchip scanner. Please see Microchip Entry for number. Induction & Prep Tech Initials__cd/dd__ Anesthesia: Induced with TTDex (5 ml cake 100 mg/ml Telazol to 2.5 ml 10 mg/ml Butorphanol + 2.5 ml 0.50 mg/ml Dexmedetomidine) __0.8__ ml IM at __1011__ Intubated at __1032__ with __12.0__ -size ET tube Maintained on Isoflurane and Oxygen. Anesthesia End Time: __1057__ Anesthesia Tech Initials: __sw___ Recovery Tech Initials: ___bz___ Monitoring: Time: __1032__ T__99.1__ °F; HR __100__ bpm; RR __20__ brpm Time: __1047__ T__100.8__ °F; HR __88__ bpm; RR __20__ brpm Time: __1102__ T__101.2__°F; HR __83__ bpm; RR __20__ brpm End Recovery Time: __1113__ T__101.2__ °F; HR __80__ bpm; RR __20__ brpm Uneventful recovery. Surgery – Canine Orchiectomy (Neuter), performed by: ___JR___ Pre-scrotal incision made with no. 15 blade. Closed technique, single ligation of spermatic cords with strangle knots using __2/0__ Webmax. 2-layer closure: SQ layer closed with simple continuous sutures, continuing into continuous intradermal using __2/0__ Webmax. Green tattoo etched. Applied tissue adhesive over pre-scrotal incision and tattoo. Rx and/or Post-op recommendations: Recommend follow up with primary veterinarian regarding overall health, baseline bloodwork, and preventative care. Entering Tech Initials: __kds___ 5/31/2026 05/31/26 14:03 Skin Scrape: No parasites seen at this time DND 06/01/26 07:09 A: Skin scrape - negative P: No treatment indicated at this time 5/30/2026 05/30/26 12:16 Targeted exam S/O: Gen - BAR, BCS 6/9, active, solicits attention EENT - Eyes clear and free of discharge/redness. Nose clean and free of discharge. External ears are free of discharge/redness. H/L/MM - Normal respiratory rate and effort. No coughing or sneezing. No stertor, no stridor. Mucous membranes pink and moist with CRT<2s. INTEG - Infrequent multifocal patches of alopecia and minimal crusting on dorsum and flanks. Not pruritic. NEURO - Normal mentation. M/S - Normal gait. No muscle atrophy or lameness appreciated. A: - multifocal alopecia/crusting: r/o secondary to ectoparasites vs allergies vs other P: - skin scrape - medically okay to PUFA 5/29/2026 05/29/26 17:01 Testicles palpable with adult reproductive features, consistent with unaltered male GP M Nobivac 3-Rabies, manufactured by Zoetis, Serial number: _848582 administered SQ, R lateral hip, by _GP/KB_, supervising veterinarian ST. Nobivac Intra-Trac3, manufactured by Merck, Serial number: _ 00541526B_ administered IN GP Nobivac Canine 1-DAPPv, manufactured by Merck, Serial number: _02121B37A__ administered SQ, R lateral shoulder. GP/KB Bravecto (fluralaner) for dogs >44-88lb (1000mg) 1 tube of topical solution applied in multiple spots between shoulder blades and along back by _KB__. Reapply after three months. 5/29/2026 05/30/26 17:01 Addendum: Patches of hairloss all over In-Kennel Behavior Rounds 8/8/2026 Observed to be showing significant signs of fear, anxiety, and stress while in kennel. Adding to Daily Behavior Rounds to monitor behavior. WEEK 1 Day 1 8/9/26 (Inside, 12:30PM) 0, sleeping Day 2 8/10/26 (Inside, 1PM) Overall body language 0 Day 3 8/11/26 (Outside, 6:15AM) NIK Day 4 8/12/26 (Inside 1pm) Overall Body Language 0 (sleeping) Day 5 8/13/26 (Inside, 7:30AM): Overall Body Language 0 (Sleeping) Day 6 8/14/26 (Inside 1pm) Overall Body Language 0 (Sleeping) Day 7 8/15/26 (Inside, 12PM) Overall Body Language 0 WEEKLY FAS AVERAGE (0+0+0+0+0+0)/6 = 0 Dog has shown improvement. Removing from Daily Behavior Rounds at this time. 7/15/2026 Observed to be showing significant signs of fear, anxiety, and stress while in kennel. Adding to Daily Behavior Rounds to monitor behavior. Week 1 Day 1 7/15/26 (Inside, 12:30PM): Overall body language 3, Reactivity 4 (barking at drain/wall), Behavioral absence 2 Day 2 7/16/26 (Outside, 6:50AM): Overall Body Language 0 (Sleeping) Day 3 7/17/26 (Outside, 12:30PM): Overall Body Language 3,  Barrier Aggression & Reactivity 3 day 4 7/18/26 (Inside 10am) Overall Body Language 2, Demand Barking 2 Day 5 7/19/26 (Inside, 1PM) 0 (sleeping) DAy 6 7/20/26 (Inside, 1:30PM) OVerall body language 0 Day 7 7/21/26 (Inside, 6:30AM): Overall Body Language 0 (Sleeping) Weekly FAS Average: (4+0+3+2+0+0+0)/7 = 1.28 Dog has shown improvements. Removing from daily shelter rounds at this time. Bite History No recorded bites Name: Mayor West Animal ID: A5165899 Breed: BLACK/WHITE AM PIT BULL TER/MIX Sex: Neutered Age: 4Y 3M Weight: 85.8 lbs Kennel: West Kennel, Wing S - 310 Intake Date: 5/29/2026 Deadline Date: 8/27/2026

Details
Age
Adult
Gender
Male
Size
Large
Shelter ID
A5165899
How to Adopt
  1. 1Contact Maricopa County Animal Care & Control - West by phone or email
  2. 2Ask about visitation hours and requirements
  3. 3Schedule a visit to meet Mayor West
  4. 4Complete the adoption application and interview
  5. 5Finalize the adoption and bring Mayor West home!

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