8c. Attachment 01
Owned K9
Item No. 8c attach 11 Meeting Date: January 4, 2022 Burien Veterinary Hospital 4628 Ambaum BlvdSW Seattle, WA 98166 Port of Seattle Police Dept. P.O. Box 68727 Seattle, WA 98168-0727 18 November 2020 To whom it may concern; Concerning canine "TY" microchip # 956000004523624 with Officer Hannah Minnehan. Ty a neutered male Labrador Retriever current problem of severe anxiety is increasing with age. He originally came with anxiety issues and was somewhat controllable with high doses of medication. He is now better with his handler, but has now developed severe separation anxiety away from Officer Minnehan. On multiple occasions he has developed severe injury, anorexia, and illness from being separated from the handler for a brief time. This level of stress has been also noted when he was with one of the other Port Handlers. It is in my professional opinion, as well as the opinion of Dr. Erin Whitty and Dr. Sibylle Kamdar, that it will be detrimental to separate him from the handler and will cause severe suffering and damage to him. It is my recommendation to retire Ty to Officer Minnehan when she leaves the canine unit. Sincerely, po Tram Le, DVM Medical Director Burien Veterinary Hospital
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