Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement Kennel Inspection

Kennel Owner(s)

TURKEY HILL KENNEL 300 E BLACK CREEK ROAD EAST EARL PA 17519 717-445-0037 (Business)
Kennel County License Number Person Interviewed Inspection Action On Premises:

LANCASTER (6) 02459

Kennel Township License Year / Class Title

BRECKNOCK
2011 CK6: 501 OR MORE DOGS PER YEAR

Citation Issued Inspection Date 364

During License Term:

1/28/2011 48

Inspected By

ALLWEIN, MATTHEW 587

Result
Sat Sat Sat UnSat Sat Sat UnSat UnSat Sat Sat Sat Sat UnSat

Number of Dogs (Sold/Boarded/Adopted/Transferred/Returned to Owner) Previous 12 Months:

Kennel Regulations
Inspection Category
21.21a Maintenance 21.21b Water Resistance 21.21c Drainage 21.22 Segregation

Result
Sat

Inspection Category

21.23a Run Space 21.23b Run Dimensions 21.24a Shelter 21.24b Bedding 21.24c Chains 21.24d Flooring-Metal Strand 21.25a Temperature 21.25b Shade 21.26 Ventilation

21.27 Lighting UnSat 21.28a Food Sat 21.28b Water Sat 21.28c Food/Water Receptacles Sat 21.28d Bedding Cleanliness Sat Sat N/A N/A 21.29a Excreta 21.29b Sanitation 21.29c Housekeeping/Pests

21.41a Records Kept UnSat 21.41b Record on State Forms Sat 21.42 Bill of Sale Sat 455.8 Rabies Vaccination UnSat Other 21.30 Condition of Dog

Kennel Acts
Inspection Category
206a Kennel Closure or Moving 207a Unlicensed Kennel 207b Maintenance 207c Records Kept 207d Tags - RKNH 207e Display of License, Refusal or Revocation 207g.1 Exercise Plan

Result
No No

Inspection Category
207g.2 Smoke Alarm & Fire Extinguishers 209a.1.1 Dealing Unlic OOS Dealer Bill of Sale Health Certificate Refusal of Entry

Result
N/A No Sat N/A No No Yes

UnSat 210 Sat 214 N/A Sat N/A 220

401c Interference with Officer 402.d Vet Check

Commercial Kennel Acts

Inspection Category
207h.1 Primary Enclosure-Gen Structure and Repair 207h.2.i Primary Enclosure-Sharp Edges and Points 207h.2.ii Primary Enclosure-Protect From Injury 207h.2.iii Primary Enclosure-Containment Height 207h.2.iv Primary Enclosure-Restraint Access 207h.2.v Primary Enclosure-Shelter from Elements 207h.2.vi Primary Enclosure-Shelter Temp & Hazards 207h.2.vii Space-Shelter All Dogs 207h.2.viii Water-Potable Constant 207h.2.ix Sanitation 207h.2.x Primary Enclosure-Flooring 207h.2.xi Space-Free Movement 207h.2.xii Space-Height 207h.3 Space-Nursing Dams 207h.4 Housing Limits, Compatible, Segregation 207h.4.1 Veterinarian

Result

Inspection Category

Result
UnSat Sat Sat UnSat UnSat Sat Sat N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

UnSat 207h.14.iii Sanitation-Two Weeks or Less Sat 207h.14.iv Sanitation Methods Sat N/A Sat Sat Sat Sat 207h.14.v Sanitation Removing Contaminants 207h.14.vi Sanitation Premises 207h.14.vii Sanitation Insect and Parasite Control 207h.15 Records-Individual Dogs 207h.16 Records-Veterinary

207I.1 Space-Size of Primary Enclosure UnSat 207I.2 Primary Enclosure 30" Off Floor Sat 207I.3.i Flooring-Structural Requirements UnSat 207I.3.ii Flooring-Construction Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat 207I.3.iii Flooring-Alternate Flooring Standards 207I.4 Primary Enclosure-Unfettered Access 207I.6.i Exercise Area-Unfettered Access 207I.6.ii Exercise Area-Size 207I.6.iii Exercise Area-Containment

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207h.5 Veterinary Program of Care 207h.6 Temperature Extreme 50 and 85 207h.7 Ventilation Levels 207h.8 Lighting Ranges and Cycles 207h.9 Primary Enclosure-Structural 207h.10 Food Contamination 207h.11 Sanitation-Dog Removal 207h.12 Primary Enclosure-Stacking 207h.13 Smoke Alarm & Fire Suppression 207h.14.i Sanitation-Feces, Waste, etc. 207h.14.ii Sanitation-Prior To Use Sat Sat 207I.6.iv Exercise Area-Repair and Maintenance 207I.6.v Exercise Area-Sanitation N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Sat Sat

UnSat 207I.6.vi Exercise Area-Injury Sat 207I.6.vii Exercise Area-Compatibility UnSat 207I.6.viii Exercise Area-Nursing Dams Sat 207I.6.ix Exercise Area-Structure and Maintenance Sat 207I.6.x.A Exercise Area-Outdoors N/A 207I.6.xii Exercise Area-Forced Exercise Sat 207I.7 Rabies Vaccination UnSat 207I.8 Veterinary Exam Schedule Sat

Miscellaneous
Inspection Category
Reinspection required Viewed Rabies Certification Letter

Result
Yes Yes

Inspection Category
Viewed State Form Exemption Letter

Result
Yes

Remarks

Actions which are directed to be taken are not all that may be required of the kennel operator to come into compliance. The kennel operator is responsible for taking any and all actions necessary to come into compliance.
Inspection of the kennel took place on January 28, 2011. A total of 242 adult dogs and 122 puppies were located on the premises at the time of the inspection. The kennels license was viewed; along with rabies self certification letter and state form exemption letter. Inspection was performed with Supervisor Donmoyer and Dr. Ward. The inspection of January 28, 2011 is as follows:

21.21(b)/207(b) Wardens observed wood which was unsealed / untreated and appeared rotted in a few primary enclosures. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.21(b) The interior building surfaces of housing facilities shall be constructed and maintained so that they are water resistant and may be readily sanitized. 21.24(d)/207(b) Wardens observed vinyl type coating coming off of the metal strand flooring in several primary enclosures; as well as dogs feet passing through opening in the metal strand flooring. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.24(d) A dog may be sheltered in a primary enclosure having metal strand flooring provided the following conditions are met: (1)The metal strand flooring is coated with a vinyl type coating. (2)The coated metal strand flooring shall be kept in good repair. (3)The coated metal strand flooring shall be made of mesh construction that does not allow the dogs feet to pass through any opening in the floor and does not otherwise cause injury to the dog. (4)The coated metal strand flooring shall be constructed of sufficient diameter (gauge) to provide a completely rigid floor area sufficient to support the weight of dogs housed in the enclosure so that the metal strand floor does not bend or sag from the weight of the dogs. (5)The dogs shall be provided with a draft free area that protects the dogs from inclement weather and is large enough to hold all the occupants of the primary enclosure at the same time comfortably. 21.26/207(b) Wardens observed a strong presence of ammonia emanating from the adult dog building upon entering the area where the dogs were being housed, this odor was so strong making it hard to breathe and causing our eyes to burn that wardens walked out and retrieved respirator masks from our vehicles so we could proceed with the inspection. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.26 Indoor housing facilities for dogs shall be sufficiently ventilated when dogs are present to minimize drafts, odors, ammonia levels and moisture condensation. Ventilation shall be provided by means of windows, doors, vents or air conditioners. Auxiliary ventilation from fans, blowers, or air conditioners shall be provided when the ambient temperature is 85F (29.5C) or higher. The relative humidity shall be maintained 8/19/2011 7:06:54 PM

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at a level that ensures health and well-being of the dog housed therein in accordance with generally accepted husbandry practices. 21.28(c)/207(b) Wardens observed food and water receptacles provided to dogs in several primary enclosures were unclean having dirt caked on them and rusted which is a sign of deterioration. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.28(c) Food and water receptacles shall be accessible to dogs kept in the kennel and shall be located to avoid contamination by excreta. The receptacles shall be durable and shall be kept clean. Self-feeders and waters may be used but shall be sanitized regularly to prevent molding, deterioration or caking of feed. 21.29(b)/207(b) Wardens observed, in several primary enclosures housing dogs, an accumulation of food waste, cobwebs, hair, dirt, dust, and debris along tops and corners of said enclosures. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.29(b) Primary enclosures for dogs shall be sanitized a minimum of once daily, and as often as is necessary to prevent an accumulation of debris or excreta or a disease hazard. A dog may not be placed in a primary enclosure previously occupied unless the enclosure has been sanitized. 21.29(c)/207(b) Wardens observed an accumulation of hair and cobwebs in both of the housing facilities, and saw rodent droppings on top of the solid topped primary enclosures housing dogs in the smaller housing facility as well. Wardens also observed rust on the fencing in the outside run area of primary enclosures in the smaller housing facility. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.29(c) The buildings and grounds of kennels shall be maintained, kept clean and in good repair to protect the animal from injury and to facilitate practices required by this chapter. Kennels shall have an effective program that controls ingress by insects, ectoparasites and avian and mammalian pests or conditions that would allow or encourage infestation in a kennel are indicative of an ineffective program and unsanitary environmental sanitation in the kennel. 21.30/207(b ) Wardens observed numerous dogs with dental disease, eye and ear infections; veterinary checks were ordered on these dogs. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): An employee of the Department may visually observe the physical condition of a dog sheltered at a kennel. A dog sheltered at a kennel shall be free of infectious and contagious diseases, and shall be in general good health. If a dog exhibits signs of poor health, the kennel owner shall have proof of adequate veterinary care for the dog.

207(h)(1) Wardens observed several primary enclosures with rusted framing; and a few primary enclosures with unsealed / untreated wood which also appeared to be rotted. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 207(h)(1) Primary enclosures must be designed and constructed so that they are structurally sound and must be kept in good repair. 207(h)(2)(viii) Wardens observed several primary enclosures with water provided to dogs which was completely frozen solid. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 207(h)(2)(viii) Provide potable water at all times, unless otherwise directed by a veterinarian in a writing that shall be kept in the kennel records. 207(h)(2)(x) Wardens observed several primary enclosures with dogs feet passing through opening in the metal strand flooring. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 8/19/2011 7:06:54 PM

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207(h)(2)(x) Have floors that are constructed in a manner that protects the dogs feet and legs from injury. The floor shall not permit the feet of a dog housed in the primary enclosure to pass through any opening. 207(h)(7) Wardens observed a strong presence of ammonia emanating from the adult dog building upon entering the area where the dogs were being housed, this odor was so strong making it hard to breathe and causing our eyes to burn that wardens walked out and retrieved respirator masks from our vehicles so we could proceed with the inspection. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 207(h)(7) Housing facilities for dogs must be sufficiently ventilated at all times when dogs are present to provide for their health and well-being and to minimize odors, drafts, ammonia levels and to prevent moisture condensation. The Canine Health Board shall determine auxiliary ventilation to be provided if the ambient air temperature is 85 degrees F or higher. The relative humidity must be maintained at a level that ensures the health and well-being of the dogs housed therein. The appropriate ventilation, humidity and ammonia ranges shall be determined by the Canine Health Board. 207(h)(9) Wardens observed multiple primary enclosures with unsealed / untreated wood as well as wood which appeared rotted. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 207(h)(9) The floors and walls of primary enclosures must be impervious to moisture. The ceilings of indoor housing facilities must be impervious to moisture or be replaceable. 207(h)(14)(i) Wardens observed, in several primary enclosures housing dogs, an accumulation of food waste, cobwebs, hair, dirt, dust, and debris along tops and corners of said enclosures. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 207(h)(14)(i) Excreta, feces, hair, dirt, debris and food waste must be removed from primary enclosures at least daily or more often if necessary to prevent an accumulation of excreta, feces, hair, dirt, debris, and food waste to prevent soiling of dogs contained in the primary enclosures and to reduce disease hazards, insects, pests and odor. 207(h)(14)(iii) Wardens observed, in several primary enclosures housing dogs, an accumulation of food waste, cobwebs, hair, dirt, dust, and debris along tops and corners of said enclosures. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 207(h)(14)(iii) Used primary enclosures and food and water receptacles for dogs must be sanitized at least once every two weeks using one of the methods under subparagraph (iv) and more often if necessary to prevent an accumulation of excreta, feces, hair, dirt, debris, food waste and other disease hazards. 207(h)(14)(vi) Wardens observed an accumulation of hair and cobwebs in both of the housing facilities, and saw rodent droppings on top of the solid topped primary enclosures housing dogs in the smaller housing facility as well. Wardens also observed rust on the fencing in the outside run area of primary enclosures in the smaller housing facility. This Warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 207(h)(14)(vi) Premises where primary enclosures 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 act 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. 207(h)(14)(vii) Wardens observed rodent dropping on top of solid topped primary enclosures housing dogs in the smaller housing facility. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): An effective program for the control of insects, external parasites affecting dogs or pests must be 8/19/2011 7:06:54 PM

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established and maintained so as to promote the health and well-being of the dogs and reduce contamination by pests in housing facilities. 402: Veterinary examinations were ordered on dogs under section 402(a) based on wardens observations of the condition of dogs during an inspection. Kennel is in compliance with section 402(d) because veterinary examinations were completed within the 72 hour time frame.

*A Waiver application has been filed for this kennel in accordance with Section 207(j) of the Dog Law. If a Waiver has been granted regarding a particular section of the Dog Law, this section will be marked N/A. Waiver denials may result in a limited period of time to come in to compliance with a particular section of the Dog Law. Such section may nevertheless receive an unsatisfactory rating during that limited time period.

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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement Kennel Inspection

Kennel Owner(s)

TURKEY HILL KENNEL 300 E BLACK CREEK ROAD EAST EARL PA 17519 717-445-0037 (Business)
Kennel County License Number Person Interviewed Inspection Action On Premises:

LANCASTER (6) 02459

Kennel Township License Year / Class Title

BRECKNOCK
2011 CK6: 501 OR MORE DOGS PER YEAR

Citation Issued Inspection Date 344

During License Term:

3/10/2011 119

Inspected By

ALLWEIN, MATTHEW 587

Result
Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat UnSat UnSat UnSat Sat Sat Sat Sat UnSat

Number of Dogs (Sold/Boarded/Adopted/Transferred/Returned to Owner) Previous 12 Months:

Kennel Regulations
Inspection Category
21.21a Maintenance 21.21b Water Resistance 21.21c Drainage 21.22 Segregation

Result
Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat N/A N/A 21.27 Lighting

Inspection Category

21.28a Food 21.28b Water 21.28c Food/Water Receptacles 21.28d Bedding Cleanliness 21.29a Excreta 21.29b Sanitation 21.29c Housekeeping/Pests

21.23a Run Space 21.23b Run Dimensions 21.24a Shelter 21.24b Bedding 21.24c Chains 21.24d Flooring-Metal Strand 21.25a Temperature 21.25b Shade 21.26 Ventilation

21.41a Records Kept UnSat 21.41b Record on State Forms Sat 21.42 Bill of Sale Sat 455.8 Rabies Vaccination UnSat Other 21.30 Condition of Dog

Kennel Acts
Inspection Category
206a Kennel Closure or Moving 207a Unlicensed Kennel 207b Maintenance 207c Records Kept 207d Tags - RKNH 207e Display of License, Refusal or Revocation 207g.1 Exercise Plan

Result
No No

Inspection Category
207g.2 Smoke Alarm & Fire Extinguishers 209a.1.1 Dealing Unlic OOS Dealer Bill of Sale Health Certificate Refusal of Entry

Result
N/A No Sat N/A No No Yes

UnSat 210 Sat 214 N/A Sat N/A 220

401c Interference with Officer 402.d Vet Check

Commercial Kennel Acts

Inspection Category
207h.1 Primary Enclosure-Gen Structure and Repair 207h.2.i Primary Enclosure-Sharp Edges and Points 207h.2.ii Primary Enclosure-Protect From Injury 207h.2.iii Primary Enclosure-Containment Height 207h.2.iv Primary Enclosure-Restraint Access 207h.2.v Primary Enclosure-Shelter from Elements 207h.2.vi Primary Enclosure-Shelter Temp & Hazards 207h.2.vii Space-Shelter All Dogs 207h.2.viii Water-Potable Constant 207h.2.ix Sanitation 207h.2.x Primary Enclosure-Flooring 207h.2.xi Space-Free Movement 207h.2.xii Space-Height 207h.3 Space-Nursing Dams 207h.4 Housing Limits, Compatible, Segregation 207h.4.1 Veterinarian

Result
Sat Sat Sat N/A Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat

Inspection Category
207h.14.iii Sanitation-Two Weeks or Less 207h.14.iv Sanitation Methods 207h.14.v Sanitation Removing Contaminants 207h.14.vi Sanitation Premises 207h.14.vii Sanitation Insect and Parasite Control 207h.15 Records-Individual Dogs 207h.16 Records-Veterinary 207I.1 Space-Size of Primary Enclosure 207I.2 Primary Enclosure 30" Off Floor 207I.3.i Flooring-Structural Requirements

Result
UnSat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

UnSat 207I.3.ii Flooring-Construction Sat 207I.3.iii Flooring-Alternate Flooring Standards Sat 207I.4 Primary Enclosure-Unfettered Access N/A Sat Sat 207I.6.i Exercise Area-Unfettered Access 207I.6.ii Exercise Area-Size 207I.6.iii Exercise Area-Containment

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207h.5 Veterinary Program of Care 207h.6 Temperature Extreme 50 and 85 207h.7 Ventilation Levels 207h.8 Lighting Ranges and Cycles 207h.9 Primary Enclosure-Structural 207h.10 Food Contamination 207h.11 Sanitation-Dog Removal 207h.12 Primary Enclosure-Stacking 207h.13 Smoke Alarm & Fire Suppression 207h.14.i Sanitation-Feces, Waste, etc. 207h.14.ii Sanitation-Prior To Use Sat Sat 207I.6.iv Exercise Area-Repair and Maintenance 207I.6.v Exercise Area-Sanitation N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Sat Sat

UnSat 207I.6.vi Exercise Area-Injury Sat 207I.6.vii Exercise Area-Compatibility Sat Sat Sat N/A 207I.6.viii Exercise Area-Nursing Dams 207I.6.ix Exercise Area-Structure and Maintenance 207I.6.x.A Exercise Area-Outdoors 207I.6.xii Exercise Area-Forced Exercise

Sat 207I.7 Rabies Vaccination UnSat 207I.8 Veterinary Exam Schedule Sat

Miscellaneous
Inspection Category
Reinspection required Viewed Rabies Certification Letter

Result
Yes Yes

Inspection Category
Viewed State Form Exemption Letter

Result
Yes

Remarks

Actions which are directed to be taken are not all that may be required of the kennel operator to come into compliance. The kennel operator is responsible for taking any and all actions necessary to come into compliance.
Inspection of the kennel took place on March 10, 2011. A total of 237 adults and 107 puppies were located on the premises at the time of the inspection. The kennels license was viewed; along with rabies self certification letter and state form exemption letter. Inspection was performed with SDW Loughlin and Dr. Ward. The inspection of March 10, 2011 is as follows: 402 Veterinary examinations were ordered on dogs under Section 402(a) based on wardens observations of the condition of dogs during an inspection. Kennel is in compliance with Section 402(d) because veterinary examinations were completed within the 72 hour time frame. 21.24(d)/207(b) Wardens observed, in multiple primary enclosures, dogs feet passing through openings in the metal strand flooring. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.24(d) A dog may be sheltered in a primary enclosure having metal strand flooring provided the following conditions are met: (1)The metal strand flooring is coated with a vinyl type coating. (2)The coated metal strand flooring shall be kept in good repair. (3)The coated metal strand flooring shall be made of mesh construction that does not allow the dogs feet to pass through any opening in the floor and does not otherwise cause injury to the dog. (4)The coated metal strand flooring shall be constructed of sufficient diameter (gauge) to provide a completely rigid floor area sufficient to support the weight of dogs housed in the enclosure so that the metal strand floor does not bend or sag from the weight of the dogs. 21.26/207(b) Wardens observed a strong presence of ammonia emanating from the adult dog building upon entering the area where the dogs were being house. This odor was so strong that it made it hard to breathe inside the kennel causing wardens to wear respirator masks to proceed with the inspection. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.26 Indoor housing facilities for dogs shall be sufficiently ventilated when dogs are present to minimize drafts, odors, ammonia levels and moisture condensation. Ventilation shall be provided by means of windows, doors, vents or air conditioners. Auxiliary ventilation from fans, blowers, or air conditioners shall be provided when the ambient temperature is 85F (29.5C) or higher. The relative humidity shall be maintained at a level that ensures health and well-being of the dog housed therein in accordance with generally accepted husbandry practices. 21.29(a)/207(b) Wardens observed a buildup of excreta on the underside of the metal strand flooring in several primary enclosures . The kennel owner also stated that they do not clean the undersides of the flooring. 8/19/2011 7:06:54 PM

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This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.29(a) Excreta shall be removed from the primary enclosure, including any floor area or ground surface beneath the primary enclosure, on a daily basis. 21.29(b)/207(b) Wardens observed an accumulation of excreta and debris in several primary enclosures. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.29(b) Primary enclosures for dogs shall be sanitized a minimum of once daily, and as often as is necessary to prevent an accumulation of debris or excreta or a disease hazard. A dog may not be placed in a primary enclosure previously occupied unless the enclosure has been sanitized. 21.29(c)/207(b) Wardens observed a buildup of dirt on the doors of several primary enclosures, a buildup of hair and excreta on the inside of the doors to several primary enclosures, a buildup of feces on the underside of several primary enclosures, and rust on the pipes for the automatic water dispensers in several primary enclosures. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.29(c) The buildings and grounds of kennels shall be maintained, kept clean and in good repair to protect the animal from injury and to facilitate practices required by this chapter. Kennels shall have an effective program that controls ingress by insects, ectoparasites and avian and mammalian pests or conditions that would allow or encourage infestation in a kennel are indicative of an ineffective program and unsanitary environmental sanitation in the kennel 21.30/207(b) Wardens observed several dogs that exhibited signs of poor health and the kennel owner claimed they had been examined by a veterinarian but did not have proof of examinations. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.30 An employee of the Department may visually observe the physical condition of a dog sheltered at a kennel. A dog sheltered at a kennel shall be free of infectious and contagious diseases, and shall be in general good health. If a dog exhibits signs of poor health, the kennel owner shall have proof of adequate veterinary care for the dog.

207(h)(2)(x) Wardens observed several primary enclosures with dogs feet passing through opening in the metal strand flooring. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 207(h)(2)(x) Have floors that are constructed in a manner that protects the dogs feet and legs from injury. The floor shall not permit the feet of a dog housed in the primary enclosure to pass through any opening. 207(h)(7) Wardens observed a strong presence of ammonia emanating from the adult dog building upon entering the area where the dogs were being house. This odor was so strong that it made it hard to breathe inside the kennel causing wardens to wear respirator masks to proceed with the inspection. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 207(h)(7) Housing facilities for dogs must be sufficiently ventilated at all times when dogs are present to provide for their health and well-being and to minimize odors, drafts, ammonia levels and to prevent moisture condensation. The Canine Health Board shall determine auxiliary ventilation to be provided if the ambient air temperature is 85 degrees F or higher. The relative humidity must be maintained at a level that ensures the health and well-being of the dogs housed therein. The appropriate ventilation, humidity and ammonia ranges shall be determined by the Canine Health Board. 207(h)(14(i) Wardens observed dirt built up on several primary enclosure doors, a buildup of hair and feces on the inside of several primary enclosure doors, and a buildup of hair and feces on the underside of the flooring in several primary enclosures. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 207(h)(14)(i) Excreta, feces, hair, dirt, debris and food waste must be removed from primary enclosures at 8/19/2011 7:06:54 PM

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least daily or more often if necessary to prevent an accumulation of excreta, feces, hair, dirt, debris, and food waste to prevent soiling of dogs contained in the primary enclosures and to reduce disease hazards, insects, pests and odor. 207(h)(14)(iii) Wardens observed a buildup of hair and feces on the inside of the doors on several primary enclosures, and a buildup of feces on the underside of the flooring in several primary enclosures. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 207(h)(14)(iii) Used primary enclosures and food and water receptacles for dogs must be sanitized at least once every two weeks using one of the methods under subparagraph (iv) and more often if necessary to prevent an accumulation of excreta, feces, hair, dirt, debris, food waste and other disease hazards. A re inspection of the kennel will take place at a later date. *A Waiver application has been filed for this kennel in accordance with Section 207(j) of the Dog Law. If a Waiver has been granted regarding a particular section of the Dog Law, this section will be marked N/A. Waiver denials may result in a limited period of time to come in to compliance with a particular section of the Dog Law. Such section may nevertheless receive an unsatisfactory rating during that limited time period.

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Kennel Owner(s)

TURKEY HILL KENNEL 300 E BLACK CREEK ROAD EAST EARL PA 17519 717-445-0037 (Business)
Kennel County License Number Person Interviewed Inspection Action On Premises:

LANCASTER (6) 02459

Kennel Township License Year / Class Title

BRECKNOCK
2011 CK6: 501 OR MORE DOGS PER YEAR

Verbal And Writ Inspection Date 320

During License Term:

6/17/2011 308

Inspected By

ALLWEIN, MATTHEW 587

Result
UnSat Sat Sat UnSat Sat Sat Sat UnSat Sat Sat Sat Sat N/A

Number of Dogs (Sold/Boarded/Adopted/Transferred/Returned to Owner) Previous 12 Months:

Kennel Regulations
Inspection Category
21.21a Maintenance 21.21b Water Resistance 21.21c Drainage 21.22 Segregation

Result
UnSat 21.27 Lighting Sat 21.28a Food Sat 21.28b Water Sat Sat Sat Sat N/A N/A

Inspection Category

21.28c Food/Water Receptacles 21.28d Bedding Cleanliness 21.29a Excreta 21.29b Sanitation 21.29c Housekeeping/Pests

21.23a Run Space 21.23b Run Dimensions 21.24a Shelter 21.24b Bedding 21.24c Chains 21.24d Flooring-Metal Strand 21.25a Temperature 21.25b Shade 21.26 Ventilation

21.41a Records Kept UnSat 21.41b Record on State Forms Sat 21.42 Bill of Sale Sat 455.8 Rabies Vaccination UnSat Other

Kennel Acts
Inspection Category
206a Kennel Closure or Moving 207a Unlicensed Kennel 207b Maintenance 207c Records Kept 207d Tags - RKNH 207e Display of License, Refusal or Revocation 207g.1 Exercise Plan

Result
No No

Inspection Category
207g.2 Smoke Alarm & Fire Extinguishers 209a.1.1 Dealing Unlic OOS Dealer Bill of Sale Health Certificate Refusal of Entry

Result
N/A No Sat N/A No No Yes

UnSat 210 Sat 214 N/A Sat N/A 220

401c Interference with Officer 402.d Vet Check

Commercial Kennel Acts

Inspection Category
207h.1 Primary Enclosure-Gen Structure and Repair 207h.2.i Primary Enclosure-Sharp Edges and Points 207h.2.ii Primary Enclosure-Protect From Injury 207h.2.iii Primary Enclosure-Containment Height 207h.2.iv Primary Enclosure-Restraint Access 207h.2.v Primary Enclosure-Shelter from Elements 207h.2.vi Primary Enclosure-Shelter Temp & Hazards 207h.2.vii Space-Shelter All Dogs 207h.2.viii Water-Potable Constant 207h.2.ix Sanitation 207h.2.x Primary Enclosure-Flooring 207h.2.xi Space-Free Movement 207h.2.xii Space-Height 207h.3 Space-Nursing Dams 207h.4 Housing Limits, Compatible, Segregation 207h.4.1 Veterinarian

Result
Sat

Inspection Category

Result
Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

207h.14.iii Sanitation-Two Weeks or Less UnSat 207h.14.iv Sanitation Methods Sat 207h.14.v Sanitation Removing Contaminants Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat 207h.14.vi Sanitation Premises 207h.14.vii Sanitation Insect and Parasite Control 207h.15 Records-Individual Dogs 207h.16 Records-Veterinary 207I.1 Space-Size of Primary Enclosure 207I.2 Primary Enclosure 30" Off Floor 207I.3.i Flooring-Structural Requirements

UnSat 207I.3.ii Flooring-Construction Sat 207I.3.iii Flooring-Alternate Flooring Standards Sat 207I.4 Primary Enclosure-Unfettered Access N/A Sat Sat 207I.6.i Exercise Area-Unfettered Access 207I.6.ii Exercise Area-Size 207I.6.iii Exercise Area-Containment

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207h.5 Veterinary Program of Care 207h.6 Temperature Extreme 50 and 85 207h.7 Ventilation Levels 207h.8 Lighting Ranges and Cycles 207h.9 Primary Enclosure-Structural 207h.10 Food Contamination 207h.11 Sanitation-Dog Removal 207h.12 Primary Enclosure-Stacking 207h.13 Smoke Alarm & Fire Suppression 207h.14.i Sanitation-Feces, Waste, etc. 207h.14.ii Sanitation-Prior To Use Sat Sat 207I.6.iv Exercise Area-Repair and Maintenance 207I.6.v Exercise Area-Sanitation N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Sat Sat

UnSat 207I.6.vi Exercise Area-Injury UnSat 207I.6.vii Exercise Area-Compatibility Sat Sat Sat N/A Sat Sat Sat 207I.6.viii Exercise Area-Nursing Dams 207I.6.ix Exercise Area-Structure and Maintenance 207I.6.x.A Exercise Area-Outdoors 207I.6.xii Exercise Area-Forced Exercise 207I.7 Rabies Vaccination 207I.8 Veterinary Exam Schedule

Miscellaneous
Inspection Category
Reinspection required Viewed Rabies Certification Letter

Result
Yes Yes

Inspection Category
Viewed State Form Exemption Letter

Result
Yes

Remarks

Actions which are directed to be taken are not all that may be required of the kennel operator to come into compliance. The kennel operator is responsible for taking any and all actions necessary to come into compliance.
Inspection of the kennel took place on June 17, 2011. A total of 195 adult dogs and 125 puppies were located on the premises at the time of the inspection. The kennels license was viewed, along with rabies self certification letter and the state form exemption letter. Inspection was performed with Supervisor Donmoyer and State Vet Dr. Ward. The inspection of June 17, 2011 is as follows: 402 Veterinary examinations were ordered on dogs under Section 402(a) based on wardens observations of the condition of dogs during an inspection. Kennel is in compliance with Section 402(d) because veterinary examinations were completed within the 72 hour time frame. 21.21(a)/207(b) / 207(h)(2)(i) Wardens observed, in several primary enclosures, additional flooring that was placed on top of the primary flooring to help prevent dogs feet from falling through openings, was not properly fastened to the primary flooring. This additional flooring also had sharp points and edges. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.21(a) Indoor and outdoor housing facilities for dogs shall be maintained in a manner to protect the dogs from injury and to contain the dogs. 207(h)(2)(i) Have no sharp points or edges that could injure the dogs. 21.24(d)(3)/207(b) / 207(h)(2)(x) Wardens observed, in a few primary enclosures, dogs feet passing through the openings in the metal strand flooring. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.24(d) A dog may be sheltered in a primary enclosure having metal strand flooring provided the following conditions are met: (3) The coated metal strand flooring shall be made of mesh construction that does not allow the dogs feet to pass through any opening in the floor and does not otherwise cause injury to the dog. 207(h)(2)(x) Have floors that are constructed in a manner that protects the dogs feet and legs from injury. The floor shall not permit the feet of a dog housed in the primary enclosure to pass through any opening. 21.26/207(b) / 207(h)(7) Wardens observed, in the large dog building, that there was no fan inside the primary enclosure to ventilate the facility when the ambient temperature reached 85 degrees. Wardens also noted the presence of ammonia in the main kennel building where dogs are housed. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.26 Indoor housing facilities for dogs shall be sufficiently ventilated when dogs are present to minimize 8/19/2011 7:06:54 PM

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drafts, odors, ammonia levels and moisture condensation. Ventilation shall be provided by means of windows, doors, vents or air conditioners. Auxiliary ventilation from fans, blowers or air conditioners shall be provided when the temperature is 85F(29.5C) or higher. The relative humidity shall be maintained at a level that ensures the health and well-being of the dog housed therein in accordance with generally accepted husbandry practices. 207(h)(7) Housing facilities for dogs must be sufficiently ventilated at all times when dogs are present to provide for their health and well-being and to minimize odors, drafts, ammonia levels and to prevent moisture condensation. The Canine Health Board shall determine auxiliary ventilation to be provided if the ambient temperature is 85 degrees F or higher. The relative humidity must be maintained at a level that ensures the health and well-being of the dogs housed therein. The appropriate ventilation humidity and ammonia ranges shall be determined by the Canine Health Board. 21.27/207(b) / 207(h)(8) Wardens needed to use flashlights in the main kennel building to be able to see into the solid box portion of the primary enclosures to view the dogs housed therein. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.27 Indoor housing facilities in kennels shall have ample lighting by natural or artificial means. Lighting in indoor housing facilities shall be sufficient to allow observation of the physical condition of the dogs so housed, and to allow observation of the sanitary condition of the indoor facility. Dogs housed in these facilities shall be provided a regular diurnal lighting cycle. 207(h)(8) Housing facilities for dogs must be lighted well enough to permit routine inspection and cleaning of the facility and observation of the dogs. Animal areas must be provided a regular diurnal lighting cycle of either natural or artificial light. Lighting must be uniformly diffused throughout housing facilities and provide sufficient illumination to aid in maintaining good housekeeping practices, adequate cleaning and observation of animals at any time and for the well-being of the animals. Primary enclosures must be placed so as to protect the dogs from excessive light. The appropriate lighting ranges shall be determined by the Canine Health Board. 21.28(c)/207(b) Wardens observed, in several primary enclosures, feeders that had a buildup of dirt and food caked on them. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.28(c) Food and water receptacles shall be accessible to dogs kept in the kennel and shall be located to avoid contamination by excreta. The receptacles shall be durable and shall be kept clean. Self-feeders and waterers may be used but shall be sanitized regularly to prevent molding, deterioration or caking of feed. 21.29(c)/207(b) Wardens observed, in several primary enclosures with outdoor runs, the presence of rust on the pipes used as framing. This warden directs that the kennel owner take the following action(s): 21.29(c) The buildings and grounds of kennels shall be maintained, kept clean and in good repair to protect the animal from injury and to facilitate practices required by this chapter. Kennels shall have an effective program that controls ingress by insects, ectoparasites and avian and mammalian pests or conditions that would allow or encourage infestation in a kennel are indicative of an ineffective program and unsanitary environmental sanitation in the kennel. A re inspection of the kennel will take place at a later date. *A Waiver application has been filed for this kennel in accordance with Section 207(j) of the Dog Law. If a Waiver has been granted regarding a particular section of the Dog Law, this section will be marked N/A. Waiver denials may result in a limited period of time to come in to compliance with a particular section of the Dog Law. Such section may nevertheless receive an unsatisfactory rating during that limited time period.

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Kennel Owner(s)

TURKEY HILL KENNEL 300 E BLACK CREEK ROAD EAST EARL PA 17519 717-445-0037 (Business)
Kennel County License Number Person Interviewed Inspection Action On Premises:

LANCASTER (6) 02459

Kennel Township License Year / Class Title Inspection Date During License Term:

BRECKNOCK
2011 CK6: 501 OR MORE DOGS PER YEAR

None 268

8/5/2011 421

Inspected By

ALLWEIN, MATTHEW 587

Result
Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat N/A Sat N/A

Number of Dogs (Sold/Boarded/Adopted/Transferred/Returned to Owner) Previous 12 Months:

Kennel Regulations
Inspection Category
21.21a Maintenance 21.21b Water Resistance 21.21c Drainage 21.22 Segregation

Result
Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat N/A N/A Sat Sat Sat Sat 21.27 Lighting

Inspection Category

21.28a Food 21.28b Water 21.28c Food/Water Receptacles 21.28d Bedding Cleanliness 21.29a Excreta 21.29b Sanitation 21.29c Housekeeping/Pests 21.41a Records Kept 21.41b Record on State Forms 21.42 455.8 Other Bill of Sale Rabies Vaccination

21.23a Run Space 21.23b Run Dimensions 21.24a Shelter 21.24b Bedding 21.24c Chains 21.24d Flooring-Metal Strand 21.25a Temperature 21.25b Shade 21.26 Ventilation

Kennel Acts
Inspection Category
206a Kennel Closure or Moving 207a Unlicensed Kennel 207b Maintenance 207c Records Kept 207d Tags - RKNH 207e Display of License, Refusal or Revocation 207g.1 Exercise Plan

Result
No No Sat Sat N/A Sat N/A

Inspection Category
207g.2 Smoke Alarm & Fire Extinguishers 209a.1.1 Dealing Unlic OOS Dealer 210 214 220 Bill of Sale Health Certificate Refusal of Entry

Result
N/A No Sat N/A No No No

401c Interference with Officer 402.d Vet Check

Commercial Kennel Acts

Inspection Category
207h.1 Primary Enclosure-Gen Structure and Repair 207h.2.i Primary Enclosure-Sharp Edges and Points 207h.2.ii Primary Enclosure-Protect From Injury 207h.2.iii Primary Enclosure-Containment Height 207h.2.iv Primary Enclosure-Restraint Access 207h.2.v Primary Enclosure-Shelter from Elements 207h.2.vi Primary Enclosure-Shelter Temp & Hazards 207h.2.vii Space-Shelter All Dogs 207h.2.viii Water-Potable Constant 207h.2.ix Sanitation 207h.2.x Primary Enclosure-Flooring 207h.2.xi Space-Free Movement 207h.2.xii Space-Height 207h.3 Space-Nursing Dams 207h.4 Housing Limits, Compatible, Segregation 207h.4.1 Veterinarian

Result
Sat Sat Sat N/A Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat N/A Sat Sat

Inspection Category
207h.14.iii Sanitation-Two Weeks or Less 207h.14.iv Sanitation Methods 207h.14.v Sanitation Removing Contaminants 207h.14.vi Sanitation Premises 207h.14.vii Sanitation Insect and Parasite Control 207h.15 Records-Individual Dogs 207h.16 Records-Veterinary 207I.1 Space-Size of Primary Enclosure 207I.2 Primary Enclosure 30" Off Floor 207I.3.i Flooring-Structural Requirements 207I.3.ii Flooring-Construction 207I.3.iii Flooring-Alternate Flooring Standards 207I.4 Primary Enclosure-Unfettered Access 207I.6.i Exercise Area-Unfettered Access 207I.6.ii Exercise Area-Size 207I.6.iii Exercise Area-Containment

Result
Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

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207h.5 Veterinary Program of Care 207h.6 Temperature Extreme 50 and 85 207h.7 Ventilation Levels 207h.8 Lighting Ranges and Cycles 207h.9 Primary Enclosure-Structural 207h.10 Food Contamination 207h.11 Sanitation-Dog Removal 207h.12 Primary Enclosure-Stacking 207h.13 Smoke Alarm & Fire Suppression 207h.14.i Sanitation-Feces, Waste, etc. 207h.14.ii Sanitation-Prior To Use Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat Sat N/A Sat Sat Sat 207I.6.iv Exercise Area-Repair and Maintenance 207I.6.v Exercise Area-Sanitation 207I.6.vi Exercise Area-Injury 207I.6.vii Exercise Area-Compatibility 207I.6.viii Exercise Area-Nursing Dams 207I.6.ix Exercise Area-Structure and Maintenance 207I.6.x.A Exercise Area-Outdoors 207I.6.xii Exercise Area-Forced Exercise 207I.7 Rabies Vaccination 207I.8 Veterinary Exam Schedule N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Sat Sat

Miscellaneous
Inspection Category
Reinspection required Viewed Rabies Certification Letter

Result
No Yes

Inspection Category
Viewed State Form Exemption Letter

Result
Yes

Remarks

Actions which are directed to be taken are not all that may be required of the kennel operator to come into compliance. The kennel operator is responsible for taking any and all actions necessary to come into compliance.
Inspection of the kennel took place on August 5, 2011. A total of 179 adult dogs and 89 puppies were located on the premises at the inspection. The 2011 kennel license was viewed; along with the rabies self certification letter and the state form exemption letter. The inspection was performed with Supervisor Donmoyer and SDW Horst. The inspection of August 5, 2011 is as follows: The previous unsatisfactory for 21.21(a) / 207(b) / 207(h)(2)(i) has been corrected. All additional flooring that was placed on top of the primary enclosure flooring to help prevent dogs feet from falling through openings was securely fastened. The previous unsatisfactory for 21.24(d)(3) / 207(b) / 207(h)(2)(x) has been corrected. Extra flooring has been added and securely fastened in the primary enclosures to prevent the dogs feet from falling through any openings. The previous unsatisfactory for 21.26 / 207(b) / 207(h)(7) has been corrected. The kennel owner installed an air conditioner in the large dog building to cool the building when the ambient temperature reaches 85 degrees. The kennel owner also put down lime and added an additional exhaust vent in the main kennel building to eliminate the ammonia odor. The previous unsatisfactory for 21.27 / 207(b) / 207(h)(8) has been corrected. The kennel owner installed higher wattage light bulbs in the main kennel building to create more light in the solid box portion of the primary enclosure. The previous unsatisfactory for 21.28(c) / 207(b) has been corrected. All feeders that were dirty in the previous kennel inspection had been cleaned, or replaced with new feeders. The previous unsatisfactory for 21.29(c) / 207(b) has been corrected. the rust on the piping in the outdoor runs. The kennel owner properly painted over

The kennel was in compliance with all provisions of the Act and its regulations as of the date and time of the inspection.

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