
Noah
Bullmastiff (mix breed)
Urgent: 3 Days Left
Scheduled: November 3, 2026
Reason: Medical
Noah is an adoptable male Bullmastiff looking for a home at Maricopa County Animal Care & Control - West in Phoenix, Arizona. He is senior and large in size. He is currently on the shelter's euthanasia list with only 3 days left, listed due to medical. Adopting Noah, or even sharing his story, could save a life before it's too late.
Memo 10/26/2026 10/26/26 10:59 Geriatric dog with multiple medical issues. If no outlet is found by 11/2/26, dog will be at risk for humane euthansia on 11/3/26. Dog may be humanely euthanized earlier if QOL declines Evaluation Comments (Observations from our staff and volunteers) 10/26/2026 Approached front of kennel with a relaxed body. Mouthy with treats through gate. Would appear to know \"SIT\". Responds to name. Based on kennel presence, placing dog @ intake color. Interested parties should be made aware of all medical notes. 10/24/2026 Soft and wiggly, high energy, takes treats gently, allowed all petting, slightly avoidant of handling around the face, allowed all handling and vaccines, walked to kennel, easy leash removal by hand. Medical Treatments 10/28/2026 10/28/26 06:59 BAR, standing at front of kennel barking. RR 30, no wheezing or coughing observed. No change in other issues previously noted. Continue current therapy as prescribed. 10/27/2026 observed dog coughing and wheezing 10/26/2026 10/26/26 10:38 P is BAR, friendly but very active during exam; BCS 7/9 EENT: Lenticular sclerosis OU with no ocular discharge or blepharospasm. AU with minimal ceruminous debris, several ticks noted in ears. Nose clean with no nasal discharge. Dental: Grade 3/4 with moderate to severe staining, worn/fractured dentition, and bilateral ulcerations along upper lips at points of contact with canine teeth Cardio/Resp: HR/RR WNL; no murmurs auscultated. Normal bronchovesicular sounds bilaterally; eupneic GI: Great appetite; no stool observed in kennel; unable to fully palpated d/t dog excessively moving Derm: Multifocal raised, dark red to purple cutaneous nodules/masses of varying sizes along ventral abdomen, inguinal region, and limbs, several ulcerated with crusting. Scattered hyperpigmented papules along ventral abdomen. Multiple palpable SQ masses along ventral thorax and abdomen. Additional dermal mass along medial left FL distal to elbow ~2\"x2\", firm, appears freely movable but attachment uncertain. Focal alopecia with marked hyperkeratosis and lichenification over bilateral elbows. Mild alopecia and crusting along tail. Focal hyperpigmentation and alopecia noted over dorsal paw; overgrown nails on all paws Neuro: Normal mentation Musc/Skel: Ambulatory x4 with no obvious lameness or ataxia noted Urogenital: Neutered male L/N: Unable to adequately palpate due to excessive movement/pulling during exam A: - Multiple cutaneous nodules/masses, several ulcerated; r/o: vascular neoplasia (hemangioma/hemangiosarcoma) vs MCT vs other cutaneous neoplasia - Multiple SQ masses along ventral thorax/abdomen and medial left FL; r/o: lipomas vs soft tissue neoplasia vs other - Bilateral elbow calluses with hyperkeratosis/lichenification - Multifocal dermatitis with hyperpigmented papules, alopecia, and crusting and tail alopecia/crusting; r/o: friction/trauma vs dermatitis vs endocrine vs other - Bilateral upper lip contact ulcerations; r/o: chronic dental trauma - Tick infestation - Overgrown nails x4 - Obesity, BCS 7/9 - Lenticular sclerosis OU P: - Rx: Cephalexin 500mg - Give 2 capsules PO BID x 14 days - Recheck skin in 14 days - see additional exam notes for 10/26 10/26/2026 10/26/26 10:49 Exam notes cont: - Dog is not suitable for PUFA or foster placement at this time. Placing P on portal as urgent medical NHO for further veterinary evaluation and treatment including diagnostic workup (FNA/cytology/biopsy) medial left FL mass, evaluation of multiple cutaneous and SQ masses, full senior bloodwork with endocrine testing, and comprehensive dental evaluation with cleaning, dental radiographs, and likely multiple extractions due to advanced periodontal disease and fractured/worn dentition. Geriatric dog has multiple medical concerns requiring diagnostics and ongoing management beyond current shelter capabilities - Dog is at risk of humane euthanasia on 11/3/26 if no outlet is found by COB on 11/2/26, but may be humanely euthanized earlier if QOL declines 10/24/2026 10/24/26 12:57 M No testicles palpable/empty scrotum with juvenile reproductive features, consistent with previous alter. Confirmed by: _CRM___ Bravecto (fluralaner) for dogs >44-88lb (1000mg) 1 tube of topical solution applied in multiple spots between shoulder blades and along back by _CRM__. Reapply after three months. Nobivac 3-Rabies, manufactured by Zoetis, Serial number: _885461___ administered SQ, R lateral hip, by __BJ_, supervising veterinarian ST. Nobivac Canine 1-DAPPv, manufactured by Merck, Serial number: _02121B50C__ administered SQ, R lateral shoulder by _CRM__. Nobivac Intra-Trac3, manufactured by Merck, Serial number: _00541530A__ administered IN by _CRM__. 10/24/2026 gulf ball sized mass on Left front limb and on lower abdomen, hot spots on all 4 paws, ingrown long nails. TEA 10/24/26 13:49 VET TECHNICIAN EXAM (Date: __10/24/26_____) DUE TO VET CHECK REQUEST Attitude: BAR BCS: _7/9 Ocular Discharge / Squinting: N Coughing/Sneezing: N Nasal Discharge - Mucoid / Serous: N Vomiting/Diarrhea: N Appetite: k9 had no food in bowl, just brought in from ramp Other Notes of Concern / Observations: All 4 paws appear red, L front limb golf size mass and on lower abd. pur 10/25/26 14:16 Attitude: BAR Appetite: good Other Notes of Concern / Observations: No changes. bz In-Kennel Behavior Rounds No In-Kennel Behavior Rounds Memos Bite History No recorded bites Name: Noah Animal ID: A3931353 Breed: GRAY/WHITE AM PIT BULL TER Sex: Neutered Age: 12Y 5M Weight: 85.0 lbs Kennel: West Kennel, Wing G - 236 Intake Date: 10/24/2026 Deadline Date: 11/2/2026
- Age
- Senior
- Gender
- Male
- Size
- Large
- Shelter ID
- A3931353
- 1Contact Maricopa County Animal Care & Control - West by phone or email
- 2Ask about visitation hours and requirements
- 3Schedule a visit to meet Noah
- 4Complete the adoption application and interview
- 5Finalize the adoption and bring Noah home!



