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The enclosures housing the raccoons, hyena, lions, pigs (3 areas), foxes, bear and tigers are mostly dry today, since it has been hot with no rain recently. However, only the white tiger's enclosure has had any drainage improvements made. A small amount of gravel has been placed into the deepest areas. Gravel is in the pick up truck on premises ready for future use. Standing water and mud that does not dissipate rapidly can lead to hoof and foot problems and other health concerns for the animals that cannot get or stay dry. Additionally, being wet for extended periods of time may be distressing to the animals and impact their well being. The facility needs to take immediate action to facilitate drainage in these enclosures for the health of the animals. Note: 2.40 (b) 2 citation from May 04, 2016, inspection has been corrected. The alpaca has been sheared and a shearing plan is being implemented. Exit interview conducted with facility owner, Kimberley Cohen VMO and Mary Ann McBride VMO. Additional Inspectors Cohen Kimberley, Veterinary Medical Officer
rowid | 19517 |
desc | FACILITIES, OUTDOOR. |
web_siteName | BEAR PATH ACRES ANIMAL EDUCATIONAL CENTER INC |
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Incident hash_id | 2d237c95522a90a4 |
web_inspectionDate | 2016-06-14 |
code | 3.127(c) |
repeat | 1 |
pdf_insp_type | ROUTINE INSPECTION |
pdf_animals_total | 37.0 |
web_certType | Class C - Exhibitor |
pdf_customer_id | 32452.0 |
pdf_customer_name | Bear Path Acres Animal Educational Center Inc |
pdf_customer_addr | 34574 Smith Ferry Rd Franklin, VA 23851 |
customer_state | VA |
pdf_site_id | 001 |
doccloud_url | https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23511609-aphis-inspection-166161344170974 |
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