Cases:

ID: 11131
Date Submitted: 5/19/2010
Breed: Siberian Husky
Date Purchased: 5/23/2007
Broker:  Unknown
Petshop:  Petland
Details: Healthy

ID: 10843
Date Submitted: 4/11/2010
Breed: Rottweiler
Date Purchased: 6/10/2009
Broker:  Unknown
Petshop:  Puppy Center
Details: In second home

ID: 9101
Date Submitted: 8/9/2009
Breed: Rottweiler
Date Purchased: 8/2/2009
Broker:  Unknown
Petshop:  Vegas Paws
Details: Missing toe

ID: 8738
Date Submitted: 6/1/2009
Breed: Siberian Husky
Date Purchased: 1/27/2009
Broker:  Unknown
Petshop:  Petland #245 AKA Novi Pets
Details: Healthy

ID: 5589
Date Submitted: 5/16/2008
Breed: Labrador Retriever
Date Purchased: 5/16/2008
Broker:  Lambriar, Inc.
Petshop:  Fin & Feather
Details: Runny nose; sneezing

ID: 4657
Date Submitted: 2/18/2008
Breed: Labrador Retriever
Date Purchased: 2/9/2008
Broker:  Unknown
Petshop:  Claremont Pet and Aquarium
Details: Healthy

ID: 3762
Date Submitted: 10/21/2007
Breed: Schnauzer (Miniature)
Date Purchased: 10/21/2007
Broker:  Unknown
Petshop:  Faux Paws Dogs on Duval
Details: No problems noted

ID: 3452
Date Submitted: 8/30/2007
Breed: Miniature Schnauzer
Date Purchased: 8/14/2007
Broker:  Unknown
Petshop:  Petland #273
Details: Healthy

ID: 1653
Date Submitted: 12/27/2006
Breed: Siberian Husky
Date Purchased: 6/4/2005
Broker:  Unknown
Petshop:  Just Pets, Inc
Details: Glaucoma in both eyes.

ID: 505
Date Submitted: 6/28/2006
Breed: Border Collie
Date Purchased: 6/5/2003
Broker:  The Hunte Corporation
Petshop:  Petland Tampa West
Details: Healthy.

ID: 269
Date Submitted: 5/5/2006
Breed: Siberian Husky
Date Purchased: 3/23/2006
Broker:  Lambriar, Inc.
Petshop:  Petland Largo
Details: parasites, vomitting, diarrhea, Giardia, urinary complications

ID: 175
Date Submitted: 4/18/2006
Breed: Siberian Husky
Date Purchased: 4/5/2006
Broker:  Lambriar, Inc.
Petshop:  Thee Pet Stop, Inc.
Details: Healthy

ID: 99
Date Submitted: 4/7/2006
Breed: Siberian Husky
Date Purchased: 3/28/2006
Broker:  Lambriar, Inc.
Petshop:  The Pet Company
Details: Healthy

ID: -1192
Date Submitted: 3/18/2006
Breed: Australian Shepherd
Date Purchased: 6/24/2002
Broker:  The Hunte Corporation
Petshop:  One Stop Pet Shop
Details: No problems noted.

ID: -2882
Date Submitted: 6/16/2005
Breed: Siberian Husky
Date Purchased: 2/21/2004
Broker:  The Hunte Corporation
Petshop:  Small Paw Kennels
Details: Severe demodetic mange.

ID: -1855
Date Submitted: 9/30/2004
Breed: Australian Shepherd
Date Purchased: 9/8/2004
Broker:  Unknown
Petshop:  Petland
Details: Eyes dialate unevenly.

Breeder:

Name: :Moore, Mike & Melanie
DBA: Mam Kennel
Address: 137 South K K Hwy
City: Lamar
County: Barton
State: MO
Zip: 64759

USDA Inspections:

Description: 
Date: 6/3/2009
Inspection File:  43-A-2223.pdf
Notes: The inspection date does not reflect the actual date of inspection, but instead the date in which our databases were updated with the most recent inspection.  Normally this file will contain inspection records between 2006-2009.

Description: Routine Inspection
Date: 6/12/2006
Inspection File:  None Available
Notes: The attending veterinarian has not been to the facility since 1/28/05.  The attending veterinarian must do a kennel check on an annual basis.

There were 6 medication that had expiration dated that have passed.  The owner has been leaving the needles in the multidose vials of medications.  This allows for contamination of the contents.  The owner must continually monitor the expiration dates of the medications to make sure that the animals are receiving the proper medications that are good and effective and use good aseptic procedures to prevent contamination of medications.

The metal survaces of the south and south west kennels have become severely rusted to the point that there are sections of the south kennel that the metal has completely rusted away.  This leaves sharp surfaces that cannot be cleaned and caneasily cause injury to the animals.  The owner must repair/replace any rusted metal in contact with the animals for the safety of the animals.

There are enclosures with sharp wired in multiple locations in the kennel.  These sharp wires can easily cause injury to the animals contained in the enclusures.

There are section of the north east kennel building where the divider wires have broken aprat.  These areas provide a space that can allow the animals legs to become trapped/injured.

There are sections of this building that the divider panels and front panels have become broken leaving holes of a substantial size  2X4 inches and larger.

The center east hutch type structure that is housing the Jack Russell Terriers have broken wires in the dividers to the point that the panels are free moving on the bottoms and there are areas wehre the wire had completely  broken apart.  The flooring of this kennel structure moves at least 2 inches vertically when the animals are bouncing.  The owner must remove/repair these sharp wires in a manner that will prevent the animals from injry.  The floors must be secured in a manner that prevents the flexing.  This is necessary for the health and well being of the animals.

The gravel in one enclsure has become compacted and caked dure to the dogs activities and waste that has been ground into the gravel.  This gravel cannot be cleaned and sanitized in its present condition.  The owner must remove/replace the compacted gravel in a manner that allows the enclosure to be properly cleaned on a daily basis.

There are 2 dosg that do not have any shelter from the elements.  There is a dshelter in the enclosure but an additional area must be provided to protect the animals from the elements.  This is necessary for the health and well being of the animals.

There are no dog houses in at least 20 pens.  The shelters were taken out the prior week for cleaning.  The owner must privde a dog house for all of the animals at all times.

There were 2 pens that multiple dogs in them.  One of these pens had 5 beagles in it and 3 large dogs in the second pen.  The shelter that was provided is too small for the animals to allb e in the shelter at the same time.  The owner must provide shelter suitable for the size and number of animals in the enclosure so that each animal can in the shelter structure to sit, stand and lie in a normal manner and to turn about freely.

The feeders in the north west building have an accumulation of oils/dirt/grime and around the top opening and metal lip inside of the feeders.

The feeders must have a cover on them to prevent the feed from being contaminated when the owners are cleaning the facility.

The feeders must be cleaned regularly to privde the dogs with wholesome, uncontaminated food.

The north west building has a build up of oils/grime on the walls, doors and plastic supporting structures.  This has not been properly cleaned in the recent past (at least 4 weeks) based upon the degree of accumulation.

The metal surfacaes of the interior doors and latches have a heavy accumulation of rust on them.

The floor of the western kennel building is of a ribbed aluminum material.  There is a substantial accumulation of dirt/grime/wate collected in the tracks of the floor.

There is a severe accumulation of spider webs/dust/dirt on the walls and upper surfaces of the carport type buildings.  The owner must clean all the surfaces regularly to prevent this accumulation of ails/dirt/grime/waste.  This is necessary for good husbandry practices and disease prevention.

Description: Routine Inspection
Date: 3/28/2005
Inspection File:  None Available
Notes: The metal pens of the new western kennel and the supporting cattle panels of the sundowner type building have severe rusted surfaces.  There is evidence of pitting and some places where the tubing of the pens have rusted through.  All rusted metal surfaces in contact with the dogs must be sealed in a manner that allows them to be cleaned and sanitized and any that are weakened by the rust must be replaced.

The gravel in the pens has become caked and hard due to contamination.  The gravel must be removed/replaced to allow the pens to be properly cleaned.  This is necessary for good husbandry practices.

There are 7 pens with no shelters for the dogs and at least 3 pens with houses suitbale for only 1 dog but have 2 or 3 dogs in them.  The owner must provide shelters for the animals so that each animal has enough room in the shelters to assume normal postures.

Description: 
Date: 10/14/2003
Inspection File:  43-A-2223_OCT-14-2003.pdf
Notes: 

Description: 
Date: 2/6/2003
Inspection File:  43-A-2223_FEB-06-2003.pdf
Notes: 

Description: 
Date: 12/18/2002
Inspection File:  43-A-2223_DEC-18-2002.pdf
Notes: 

Description: 
Date: 6/4/2001
Inspection File:  43-A-2223_JUN-04-2001.pdf
Notes: 

Description: Routine Inspection
Date: 11/4/1998
Inspection File:  None Available
Notes: There are 5 pens that have 3 to 5 dogs per pen.  These animals are overcrowded in the present shelter.  The owner must reduce the number of animals per pen to a level that allows tha animals to move about freely and assume normal anatomical postures.

Inventory:

Date: 9/9/1999
Species: Puppy
Count: 45

Date: 9/9/1999
Species: Adult Dog
Count: 105

Date: 2/24/2000
Species: Puppy
Count: 40

Date: 2/24/2000
Species: Adult Dog
Count: 98

Date: 5/8/2000
Species: Puppy
Count: 41

Date: 5/8/2000
Species: Adult Dog
Count: 110

Date: 3/21/2007
Species: Puppy
Count: 44

Date: 3/21/2007
Species: Adult Dog
Count: 180

Date: 8/14/2007
Species: Adult Dog
Count: 188

Date: 8/14/2007
Species: Puppy
Count: 107

Date: 8/26/2008
Species: Puppy
Count: 91

Date: 8/26/2008
Species: Adult Dog
Count: 194

AKC Suspensions:
I have no suspension information for this breeder.

Miscellaneous:
The Humane Society of the United States obtained video from this kennel.  Please visit their website at https://community.hsus.org/campaign/US_2008_petland?source=gabhex  to view the video.