Jackson, a Yellow Labrador Retriever (mix breed), available for adoption
MaleAdultLarge

Jackson

Yellow Labrador Retriever (mix breed)

We do not know what happened to Jackson

The date this shelter listed for Jackson has passed. Shelters often push these dates back, and many pets are adopted or pulled by a rescue first, so Jackson may still be there. The shelter can tell you.

About Jackson

Jackson is an adoptable male Yellow Labrador Retriever looking for a home at Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control in West Palm Beach, Florida. He is fully grown and large in size. He is listed on the shelter's euthanasia list, listed due to other, and that date has now passed. Shelters often move these dates, so Jackson may still be waiting. The shelter can confirm.


Intake Info: This dog, who we named Jackson, is a 6-year-old male who was found resting in a residential yard, reportedly suffering from a side injury. During transport, he lunged and bit the finder on the arm; the finder believes this was a fear-based reaction driven by pain. The finder sustained a puncture wound to the left arm. Upon arrival, Customer Service was unable to locate a microchip or identify a visible wound on the dog. While in the van, he barked but also wagged his tail. He is currently on bite quarantine until 9/23, with his stray hold ending 9/18. Medical: Upon intake, Jackson exhibited signs of heat stress, labored breathing, and possible primary or secondary laryngeal paralysis. He responded well to immediate cooling measures (fan and ice), after which his open-mouth breathing subsided and he began eating. However, a follow-up assessment the next day revealed continued exaggerated, labored breathing. He is severely underweight and has mild bilateral ocular discharge. Radiographs under sedation reveal an intact mature male with degenerative changes in multiple limbs and a history of shoulder and hip pain. He tested positive for heartworms and multiple intestinal parasites; he tested negative for Parvo. He requires a supportive environment to accommodate his mobility issues, targeted exercise to reduce stiffness, and medication adjustments for the remainder of his quarantine. He has become increasingly affectionate and attention-seeking. He remains sensitive to heat, frequently choosing the cool kennel floor over bedding. No microchip found. HS-3. Request to Rescues: Jackson needs a rescue partner capable of maintaining him through the remainder of his quarantine period and providing comprehensive long-term care. Immediate needs include rabies vaccination, microchipping, and sterilization. Due to significant musculoskeletal issues, he requires a private veterinary consultation to establish a professional treatment plan involving medication, specialized diet, and physical therapy. He also requires heartworm treatment and ongoing care for a heavy intestinal parasite burden, with re-screening advised in two weeks. Jackson needs a safe, comfortable home where he can recover and receive the love he deserves. Animal ID\tA2343994 Color\tbrown Sex\tunsterilized male Size\tlarge Weight\t65 lbs. Age\t6 years

Details
Breed
Yellow Labrador Retriever (mix breed)
Age
Adult
Gender
Male
Size
Large
Shelter ID
A2343994
How to Adopt
  1. 1Contact Palm Beach County Animal Care & Control by phone or email
  2. 2Ask about visitation hours and requirements
  3. 3Schedule a visit to meet Jackson
  4. 4Complete the adoption application and interview
  5. 5Finalize the adoption and bring Jackson home!

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