citation_inspection: 15529

* In the South building, the indoor shelter boxes have cattle panel roofs to contain the dogs. Throughout the building, these panels are covered with a heavy accumulation of webbing, hair, dead insects and other debris. Some enclosures also have a buildup of webbing, hair, and insects in the pen corners. The licensee places food and water bowls directly under these contaminated roof panels. Several food/water receptacles within this building contained dead insects, clumps of hair, and other debris. The food bowl in the enclosure housing two puppies had a thick, ropy ring of hair and debris adhered to the interior wall of the bowl. * In the North Kennel Building, several indoor shelters had an excessive accumulation of clumps of hair, cobwebs, feces, and other waste. There was a buildup of brown grime or grease on the walls of at least five of these pens. In the outdoor runs of the machine shed, two runs had a heavy accumulation of hair, waste, and debris along the bottom of the chain link gates and adjoining panels. The accumulation of waste material directly over food and water buckets poses a constant risk of contamination to the enclosed animals. Both kennel buildings have a systemic, heavy buildup of grime and debris. The facility must have a thorough cleaning, and must be cleaned as often as necessary to prevent contamination. Panels or roofs directly over food and water buckets must be cleaned and kept clean to prevent contamination of feed and water. This will decrease the hazards for 11 adult dogs and two puppies. To be correct by, 27-October-2015.