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1 USDA United States Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service INSPECTION REPORT DCOURTRIGHT 4538 cust-id insp-id 6210 site-id THE HUNTE CORPORATION Customer ID: 4538 Certificate: N ROYHILL BLVD GOODMAN, MO Site: 002 HONEY DEW HOLDING FAClLlN - lnspection Type: ROUTINE INSPECTION Date: MAY Inspection was condutced by Officer Manager and ACI. 1 No non-compliant items identified this inspection. (b)(6), (b)(7)c Page 1 of 1

- 286140 THE HUNTE CORPORATION USDA United States Department of Agriculture JBAKER -/ 121 N ROYHILL BLVD GOODMAN, MO 64843 Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Customer ID: 4538 Certificate:

2 THE HUNTE CORPORATION USDA United States Department of Agriculture JBAKER -/ 121 N ROYHILL BLVD GOODMAN, MO Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Customer ID: 4538 Certificate: Sie: cust-id insp-~d 6209 site-id HUNTE CORPORATION. INC Inspection Type: ROUTINE INSPECTION Date: APR ( b n 2 REPEAT NCI ATTENDING VETERINARIAN AND ADEQUATE VETERINARY CARE (DEALERS AND EXHIBITORS). REPEAT Section 2.40(b)(2) - Attending veterinarian and adequate veterinary care. Each dealer or exhibitor shall establish and maintain programs of adequate veterinary care that include the use of appropriate methods to prevent, control, diagnose, and treat diseases and injuries. - The following medications were past the expiration date: two bottles of metoclopramide , one tube of triple antibiotic ointment , one bottle of amikacin , and one container with Albon , one sheet of Clavamox tablets These medications were in the medical kits in the truck loading area. These kits were easily accessible and could be mistaken for pharmaceuticals that are currently being used by facility personnel. The licensee must ensure that all medications used in the facility are not expired and are labeled properly in accordance wlth standard veterlnary practices and manufacturer's recommendations. This affects all animals. 3.6 ( c n l n i ) PRIMARY ENCLOSURES. Section 3.6(c)(l)(i) - Each dog housed in a primary enclosure (including weaned puppies) must be provided a minimum amount of floor space, calculated as follows: Find the mathematical square of the sum of the length of the dog in inches (measured from the tip of its nose to the base of its tail) plus 6 inches; then divide the product by 144. The calculation is: (length of dog in inches + 6) x (length of dog in inches + 6) = required floor space in square inches. Required floor space in inches1144 = required floor space in square feet. - There were puppies housed in enclosuks that did not provide the required space. In the new building, seven enclosures were measured. The small enclosures measure 22 inches by 24 inches, which is 3.67 square feet. One cage had two pups, 12 inches and 13 inches long respectively. The area required for these pups is 4.76 square feet. One cage had two pups, 12 inches and 12 inches long respectively. The area required for these pups is 4.50 square feet. One cage had two cockapoo pups, 12 inches and 12 inches long respectively. The area required for these pups is 4.50 square feet. One cage had two boston pups, 12 inches and 13 inches long respectively. The area required for these pups is 4.76 square feet. One cage had three yorkie pups, 10.5 inches, 10 inches, and 9 inches long respectively. The area required for these pups is 5.23 square feet. One cage had two pups, 12 inches and 13 inches long respectively. The area required for these pups is 4.76 square feet. The large enclosures measure 30.5 inches by 48 inches, which is inches. There were three Labrador pups, 19 inches each. The area required for these pups square feet. In the old building, five enclosures were measured. The small enclosures were 23.5 inches 22.5 inches, which is 3.67 square foot. One cage had two terrier pups, 12.5 inches and 13 inches long respectively. The area Prepared By: Title: JEFFREY,WKER, V.M.O., USDA, APHIS, Animal Care Date: APR Received By-- (b)(6), (b)(7)c Date: Title: APR Page 1 of 2

3 USDA United States Depahnent of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service JBWER 4538 cust-id insp-id 6209 site-id required for these pups is 4.89 square feet. One cage had two Pomeranian pups, 10.5 inches and 10.5 inches long respectively. The area required for these pups is 3.78 square feet. One cage had two shih tzu pups, 12.5 inches and 11 inches long respectively. The area required for these pups is 4.39 square feet. One cage had two fox terrier pups, 12 inches and 13.5 inches long respectively. The area required for these pups is 4.89 square feet. The large enclosures (cage divider removed) measured 22.5 inches by 47 inches, which is One cage had two golden doodle pups, 20 inches and 18 inches long respectively. The area required for these pups is 8.69 square feet. There many more small enclosures that housed similar sized puppies that do not meet the minimum space requirements. The owner must provide enclosures that allow the minimum amount of floor space for each animal. Fewer animals must be placed in these enclosures, or larger enclosures provided. This affects at least 26 animals. To be corrected by: May 26, (c) CLEANING, SANITIZATION, HOUSEKEEPING, AND PEST CONTROL. Section 3.11(c) - Housekeeping for premises. Premises where housing facilities are located, including buildings and surrounding grounds, must be kept clean and in good repair to protect the animals from injury, to facilitate the husbandry practices required in this subpart, and to reduce or eliminate breeding and living areas for rodents and other pests and vermin. Premises must be kept free of accumulations of trash, junk, waste products, and discarded matter. Weeds, grasses, and bushes must be controlled so as to facilitate cleaning of the premises and pest control, and to protect the health and well-being of the animals. - The empty feed sacks stacked in the trash container were overflowing into an empty feed bin. There was a lid for the trash container but it would not close due to the number of feed sacks. There was dog food on the floor next to the walls near the empty sacks. There was also rodent feces on the floor next to the walls. The building must be kept clean to facilitate the husbandry practices required in this subpart, and to reduce or eliminate breeding and living areas for rodents and other pests and vermin. The trash needs to be removed more often and the floor cleaned more frequently This affects all animals. To be corrected by: May 10,2006. This inspection and outbriefing was conducted by the facility staff, Jamilon Niemann, Veterinary Medical Officer, and Jeff Baker, Veterinary Medical Officer..... Prepared By: JEFFREY BAER, V.M.O., USDA, APHIS, Animal Care Date: APR (b)(6), (b)(7)c Date: Tile: APR

4 SUBJECT NAME: I The Hunte Corporation 9 CFR SECTION #: I DESCRIPTION: 1 Medical kits in the truck loading - area that contained I expired medications. DATE: I April 26, :42 ~.m. PHOTOGRAPHER: 1 Jeff Baker

5 SUBJECT NAME: LICENSE/REGISTRATION #: 9 CFR SECTION #: DESCRIPTION: DATE: PHOTOGRAPHER: The Hunte Corporation Lack of required space. Three Labrador puppies, each measuring 19 inches long, were housed in an enclosure that measured 30.5 by 48 inches, for a total of square feet. These three puppies reauire sauare feet. 1 1 :42 a.m. Jeff Baker

6 SUBJECT NAME: The Hunte Corporation 9 CFR SECTION #: DESCRIPTION: DATE: PHOTOGRAPHER: 3.6(c)(l )(i) Lack of required space. Two Cockapoo puppies, each measuring 12 inches long, were housed in an enclosure that measured 22 by 24 inches, for a total of 3.67 square feet. These two puppies require 4.50 square feet. April 26, 2006 Jeff Baker

7 SUBJECT NAME: ( The Hunte Corporation DESCRIPTION: Lack of required space. Two fox temer puppies, measuring 12 inches and 13.5 inches long, were housed in an enclosure that measured 22.5 by 23.5 inches, for a total of 3.67 square feet. These two puppies require 4.89 square- feet. DATE: April 26, :24 ~.m. PHOTOGRAPHER: I Jeff Baker

8 SUBJECT NAME: The Hunte Corporation LICENSE/REGISTRATION #: 9 CFR SECTION #: DESCRIPTION: DATE: PHOTOGRAPHER: 3.6(c)(l)(i) Lack of required space. Two fox terrier puppies, measuring 12 inches and 13.5 inches long, were housed in an enclosure that measured 22.5 by 23.5 inches, for a total of 3.67 square feet. These two puppies require 4.89 square feet. Auril Jeff Baker

9 SUBJECT NAME: LICENSE/REGISTRATION #: 9 CFR SECTION #: The Hunte Corporation 43B (c) DESCRIPTION: / Empty feed sacks stacked in trash container. The lid could not fit tightly. The trash container had been moved from it's original position and the empty sacks com~ressed bv the time this ~icture was taken. DATE: April 26, :03 ~.m. PHOTOGRAPHER: j ~eff ~aker

10 SUBJECT N&E: I The Hunte Corporation 9 CFR SECTION #: 3.11(c) DESCRIPTION: Rodent feces on the floor next to the wall in the food 1 storage room. DATE: April 26, :04 p.m. PHOTOGRAPJmR: Jeff Baker

11 SUBJECT NAME: LICENSEIREGISTRATION #: / 43B0123 I 9 CFR SECTION #: I 3.11(c) I The Hunte Corporation I DESCRIPTION: Rodent feces on the floor next to the wall in the food storage room. DATE: 1 April 26, :05 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHER: Jeff Baker

12 SUBJECT NAME: I The Hunte Corporation I 9 CFR SECTION #: I 3.11(c) DESCRIPTION: Rodent feces on the floor next to the wall in the food storage rdom. DATE: I April 26,2006 TIME : 12:06 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHER: Jeff Baker

13 (b)(6), (b)(7)c SUBJECT NAME: I The Hunte Corporation 9 CFR SECTION #: DESCRIPTION: 2.40@)(2) DATE: I A~ril :37 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHER: Jeff Baker Expired bottle of metoclopramide.

14 SUBJECT NAME: I The Hunte Corporation 9 CFR SECTION #: 2.4o(b)(2) DESCRIPTION: Expired tube of triple antibiotic ointment dated 02/06. DATE: I April 26,2006 TIME : 1 12:39 ~.m. PHOTOGRAPHER: 1 Jeff Baker

15 I SUBJECT NAME: / The Hunte Corporation I DESCRIPTION: / DATE: PHOTOGRAPHER: I Expired container of Albon. I Auril :40 p.m. Jeff Baker

16 United States Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health lnspection Service insp-id 6209 site-id THE HUNTE CORPORATION 121 N ROYHlLL BLVD GOODMAN, MO Customer ID: 4538 Certificate: Site: 001 HUNTE CORPORATION. INC Inspection Type: ROUTINE INSPECTION Date: JUL ( b )( 2 ) ATTENDING VETERINARIAN AND ADEQUATE VETERINARY CARE (DEALERS AND EXHIBITORS). Sec Attending veterinarian and adequate veterinary care (b) Each dealer or exhibitor shall establish and maintain programs of adequate veterinary care that include:(2) The use of appropriate methods to prevent, control, diagnose, and treat diseases and injuries, and the availability of emergency, weekend, and holiday care; -There were out of date medications at the facil~ty: There was one bottle of predn~sone pills in the oldest holding area on a back shelf easily v~sible. This bottle expired in August There were three bottles of tnucomyst in the refrigerator in the vet clinic oithe facility. These bottles expired in August There were two bottles of inject~ble diazepam in the drug lock box In the vet cl~nrc of the facility. These bottles exp~red in August 2004 There was a bottle of ivomec on an open shelf in the vet clinic of the facility. This bottle expired in May of The mucomyst, diazepam, and ivomec were in the vet clinic and stored adjacent to drugs that are routinely used by the facility for the veterinary care of the animals. The prednisone was out in the open on a shelf in an area housing animals. At this facility - animals are routinely medicated in their housing areas. Outdated medications are not considered to be part of appropriate veterinary care. The facility must properly dispose of all outdated medications and routinely check all medications and dated items to ensure that these drugs are not used on the animals in the facility. The facility veterinarian placed these outdated mediactions in his pockets when they were discovered during the inspection. This affects all animals in the facility To be corrected immediately This inspection was conducted by Jan Feldman - ACI, Dr. Jamilon Niemann - VMO, and Hunte corporation personnel Prepared By: JA~ELDMAN, A.C.I., USDA, APHIS, Animal Care Date: Title: JUL Received By: (b)(6), (b)(7)c Date: Title: JUL JUL

17 USDA THE HUNTE CORPORATION United States Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Customer ID: 4538 Certificate: DBRI GANCE 4538 cust-id insp-id site-id 121 N ROYHILL BLVD GOODMAN, MO Site: 004 SUNRISE KENNEL lnspection Type: ROUTINE INSPECTION Date: MAY lnspection conducted with Licensees representative and David Brigance, ACI No non compliances noted at this time lnspection report mailed at licensees request Prepared By: DAVID BRIG~CE, A.C.1, USDA, APHIS, Animal Care Date: Title: ANIMAL CARE INSPECTOR, Inspector ID: 5032 MAY Received By: (b)(6), (b)(7)c Date: Title: SENT CERT MMAlL # MAY Page 1 of 1

18 United States Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health inspection Service ECTIQN REPQR -elr\&.-'' CNEIS 4538 cust-id insp-id site-id THE HUNTE CORPORATION Customer ID: 4538 Certificate: N ROYHILL BLVD GOODMAN, MO VARIOUS TRAVEL LOCATIONS Inspection Type: ROUTINE INSPECTION Date: AUG No non-compliances identified this inspection. This inspection was of the transport facilities while an agent of the Hunte Corporation was conducting business at a Wisconsin facility. End of report. Title: ANIMAL CARE INSPECTOR, Inspector ID: 1041 AUG Received By: CERTIFIED MAIL Date: Title: AUG Page 1 of 1

19 United States Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service JFELDM3.N 4538 cust-id insp-id 6209 site-id - - THE HUNTE CORPORATION 121 N ROYHILL BLVD GOODMAN, MO Customer ID: 4538 Certificate: Site: 001 HUNT CORPORATION. INC Inspection Type: ROUTINE INSPECTION Date: FEB ( c )( 1 )( i ) REPEAT NCI 3.6 ( c )( I )( iii ) PRIMARY ENCLOSURES. Sec. 3.6 Primary enclosures.(c) Additional requirements for dogs- (1) Space. (I) Each dog housed in a primary enclosure (including weaned puppies) must be provided a minimum amount of floor space, calculated as follows: Find the maiheniaiical square of :he sum of the length of the dog in inches jmeasuied from the tip of its ncse to the base of its tzil) plus 6 inches; then divide the product by 144 The calculation is: (length of dog in inches + 6) x (length of dog in inches + 6) = required floor space in square inches. Required floor space in inchesfl44 = required floor space in square feet. -There are cages in the main holding area and the older hold over area where the puppies do not have the minimum floor space as required by this section.the animals measured were: Ak~ta puppy E measured 25" long and was in a cage that was 24" x 30. This animal requires 8.67 square feet and has only 5 square feet. GSD puppies E033103, E033105, E were 18 long. 21" long, and 23" long. They require 14.9 square feet and were in a cage measuring 8 square feet. Golden retriever puppy E was 21" long. This dog requires 5.06 square feet and was in a cage that measured 4 square feet. Great Dane puppy E was 20 long. This dog requires 4.89 square feet and was in a cage that measured 4 square feet. GSD puppy E was 21" long. This dog requires 5.06 square feet and was in a cage that measured 4 square feet. Golden retriever puppy E was 20" long. This dog requires 4.69 square ieet and was in a rage that measured 4 square ieet. Lab puppy EGO2295 was 20" long. This dog requires 4 69 square feet and was in a cage that measured 4 square ieet. The attending vet opened the adjacent pen during the inspection and allowed this puppy and Lab puppy E access to the cages now measuring 8 square feet. Both dogs were of similar size and based on both animals being of similar size they require no less than 9.38 square feet. CafyI-~&~ Prepared By: FELDMAN, A. C. I., USDA, APHIS, Animal Care (b)(6), (b)(7)c Date: FEB Date: Title: FEB Page 1 of 2

20 United States Department of Agriculture Animal and ~lant'health Inspection Service SF ELOEIP.EI 4538 cust-id insp-id 6209 site-id Keeshond puppies E and E were each measured at 15" They require a cage With 6 12 square feet and were In cage thiit measured 4 square feet Ridgeback puppy measured at least 2 6 long (squirming). The dog requires 6.67 square feet and was in a cage that measure 5.42 square feet. All animals must be in enclosures that meet at least the minimum cage size as required by :his section. None of these measurements take into account exercise requirements. The licensee must evaluate cage sizes throughout the facility to ensure that they meet the minimum as required. The licensee must evaluate cages sizes in regard to exercise requirements as well - especially for those animals over twelve weeks of age and in cages meeting minimum or less floor space. This affects at least 12 animsls measured Sec. 3.6 Primary enclosures.(c) Additional requirements for dogs--(lj Space.@) The interior height of a primary enclosure must be at least 6 inches higher than the head of the tallest dog in the enclosure when it is in a normal standing position: -There was one chaw puppy in the holdover area that had less than six inches of headroom in the primary enclosure. The head of the dog was two inches from the top of the cage. All animals!n all enclosures must have no less than E" of headroom in the primary enclosures at all times when in its' normal standing pos~tion. This affects one animal measured To be corrected by March spection was conducted by Jan Feldman - ACI. Dr. David Sabala - SACS- (b)(6), (b)(7)c (b)(6), (b)(7)c (at exit interview). All items were discussed. Time of inspection: 1010 Prepared By: Date: (b)(6), (b)(7)c Received By: Date: - Title: FEB Page 2 of 2

21 SUBJECT NAME: / Hunte Corporation 9 CFR SECTION #: DESCRIPTION: / Puppy in cage without enough floor space DATE: PHOTOGRAPHER: February 12,2004 Jan Feldrnan ACI

22 SUBJECT NAME: / Hunte Corporation 9 CFR SECTION #: 3-6(c)(l )(i) DESCRIPTION: Puppy (E033092) in cage without enough floor mace I I DATE: 1 February 12,2004 PHOTOGRAPHER: I Jan Feldman ACI

23 I SUBJECT NAME: I Hunte Corporation I DESCRIPTION: I Puppy (E ) in cage without enough floor DATE: PHOTOGRAPHER: r February 12,2004 Jan Feldman ACI

24 SUBJECT NAME: Hunte Corporation DESCRIPTION: DATE: PHOTOGRAPHER: Puppy (E033061) in cage without enough floor space 1 I Jan Feldman ACI

25 I SUBJECT NAME: I Hunte Corporation 1 9 CFR SECTION #: I 3-6(c)(l )(i) 1 I I DESCRIPTION: I Puppy (E )in cage without enough floor space 1 DATE: February 12,2004 I PHOTOGRAPHER: / Jan Feldman ACI I

26 SUBJECT NAME: / Hunte Corporation I 9 CFR SECTION #: I 3.6(c)(l)(i) I DESCRIPTION: / Puppy (E033058)in cage without enough floor space I DATE: 1 February 12,2004 PHOTOGRAPHER: I Jan Feldman ACI

27 SUBJECT NAME: I Hunte Corgoration I 9 CFR SECTION #: I 3-6(c)(l)(i) DESCRIPTION: Puppy (D092426)in cage without enough floor space- in returdhold over area of facility DATE: Februarv PHOTOGRAPHER: I Jan Feldman ACI

28 SUBJECT NAME: Hunte Corporation I 9 CFR SECTION #: 1 3-6(~)(1)(0 I DESCRIPTION: DATE: PHOTOGRAPHER: Puppy (El 16797)in cage without enough floor space- in return/hold over area of facility February 12,2004 Jan Feldman ACI

29 XJBJECT NAME: Hunte Corporation )ESCRIPTION: I Puppy (E033058)in cage without enough floor space )ATE: I February 12,2004 'HOTOGRAPHER: 1 Jan Feldman ACI

30 I SUBJECT NAME: / Hunte Corporation 1 / LICENSEIREGISTRATION #: CFR SECTION #: I 3.6(c)(l)(iii) headroom DESCRIPTION: DATE: Puppy ( ))in cage without enough headroomin return/hold over area of facility, I PHOTOGRAPHER: / Jan Feldman ACI J

31 SUBJECT NAME: I Hunte Corporation 9 CFR SECTION #: I 3.6(c)(l)(iii) headroom DESCRIPTION: I Puppy (4479 l6))in cage without enough headroomin retumhold over area of facility DATE: February 12,2004 PHOTOGRAPHER: ( Jan Feldrnan ACI

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United States Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service. Inspection Report. Customer ID: The Mobile Zoo 15161 Ward Road Wilmer, AL 36587 Customer ID: Certificate: Site: 31840 64-C-0178 001 THE MOBILE ZOO Type: ROUTINE INSPECTION 21-SEP-2016 3.75(a) HOUSING FACILITIES, GENERAL. The enclosure