41-B-0159
Kathy Bauck
For the size of this facility the frequency in which inspections are conducted and the number of non-compliant items cited seem inappropriate. This is another facility I have visited on a number of occasions, the last which undercover footage was obtained for "Hard Copy". In all of the older inspection reports that include an item by item checklist of requirements those for transportation have never been seen. This is outrageous especially in view of the volume of puppies produced and shipped from the facility. Additionally, an inspection conducted on February 22, 1996 cites the licensee for a records violation but cites the section that applies to dealers rather than that applicable to brokers. I seriously question the competence of the inspector for this facility. On October 2, 1996 there were 435 puppies on hand at the kennel yet the transport enclosures nor primary means of conveyance were inspected.
Inspection History Since March 29, 1995
5 Inspections
Inventory: 603 adult dogs, 309 puppies
March 29, 1995
Routine
Category I, Non-compliant item(s) previously identified that have been corrected:
Additional requirements, 3.6 ©(2)(ii)
Housekeeping, 3.11 ©
Category III, Non-compliant item(s) identified this inspection:
Storage of food, 3.1 (e)
Identification, 2.50
Veterinary care, 2.40
February 22, 1996
Routine
Category I, Non-compliant item(s) previously identified that have been corrected:
Veterinary care, 2.40
Category III, Non-compliant item(s) identified this inspection:
Feeding, 3.9 (b)
Watering, 3.10
Records, 2.75 (a)(2)
Category IV, Non-compliant item(s) previously identified that have not been corrected:
Storage of food, 3.1 (e) (Violation)
Identification, 2.50 (Violation)
October 2, 1996
Routine
Category I, Non-compliant item(s) previously identified that have been corrected:
Identification, 2.50
Storage of food, 3.1 (e)
Records, 2.75 (a)(2)
Category III, Non-compliant item(s) identified this inspection:
Storage, 3.1 (e) (Violation)
Shelter from elements, 3.4 (b)(3)
General requirements, 3.6 (a)(2)(I)(ii)(ix)
Space and additional requirements, 3.6 ©(I)(iii)
Cleaning and sanitation, 3.11 (a)(b)
Identification, 2.50 (b) (Violation)
Records, 2.75 (a) (Violation)
Category IV, Non-compliant item(s) previously identified that have not been corrected:
Feeding, 3.9 (b) (Violation)
Watering, 3.10 (Violation)
February 18, 1997
Re-inspection
Category I, Non-compliant item(s) previously identified that have been corrected:
Storage of food, 3.1 (e)
Shelter from elements, 3.4 (b) (3)
Space, 3.6 ©(1)
Feeding, 3.9 (b)
Watering, 3.10
Cleaning, 3.11 (a)(b)
Identification, 2.50 (b)
Records, 2.75 (a)(1) (Incorrect section, does not apply to brokers)
Category II, Non-compliant items previously identified for which time remains for correction:
(Inspector notes that could not inspect for compliance due to snow)
General requirements, 3.6 (a)(2)(I)(ix)
Category III, Non-compliant item(s) identified this inspection:
Storage of food, 3.1 (e) (Violation)
Identification, 2.50 (b)(3) (Violation)
Category IV, Non-complaint item(s) previously identified that have not been corrected:
General requirements, 3.6 (a)(2)(ii) (Violation)
Space, 3.6 ©(iii) (Violation)
Records, 2.75 (a)(1)(iii) (Violation) Wrong section cited, applies to dealers rather than brokers.
April 24, 1997
Re-inspection
Report not available
February 25, 1998
Routine
Category III, Non-compliant item(s) identified this inspection:
Food storage, 3.1 (e)
Shelter from elements, 3.4 (b)
General requirements, 3.6 (a)(2)(ii)
Records, 2.75 (a)(1)(v) Wrong section cited, applies to dealers rather than brokers.
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