Open intake record
Max
Animal 22178
Waiting 131 days since 14 May 2026
This stay
- Arrived14 May 2026, 12:05 CDT
- SnapshotDay 131
- StatusAlready waiting over 60 days
Recorded facts
- Species
- Dog
- Recorded as
- Dog
- Breed
- Mixed Breed
- Colour
- Tan
- Sex
- Male
- Spayed or neutered at intake
- No
- Age now
- 10 months old
- Age at intake
- 6 months old
- Reason recorded
- Owner Surrender
- Condition at intake
- Normal
As recorded on arrival; it may have changed since.
Age at intake plus the wait so far.
“Not recorded” means the feed carried no value. It is not the same as “No”.
Model estimates, for staff
Answered at intake from what was known then. They are estimates that support judgment; a higher long-stay estimate should prompt more attention, not less.
Already waiting over 60 days
At intake the model estimated a 24% chance this stay would pass 60 days. It has. The estimate is kept for context, not as a forecast of what happens next.
- Stay past 60 days, estimated at intake
- 24% · Typical
- Adopted by day 30 from intake (window has passed)
- 56% · about 6 in 10
At intake, rated at no greater long-stay risk than the shelter average.
Calibrated on a later validation block; evaluation on How it works. Model sc-sb-2026-09-02-v1.
Suggested support
Place in a foster home
Rule: recorded as a neonate, nursing or under a year old. In the archive, foster placement was a common step before adoption for this group.
Historical evidence
Evidence and assumptions
Historical association in the 2013–2022 Austin archive, under the previous shelter system: 12,175 of 62,130 adoptions carried the Foster outcome subtype, and neonates reached 47.8 percent cumulative adoption incidence by day 90 against 21.4 percent by day 30. This describes a pathway that was common; it does not measure what recruiting a foster changes.
Assumed coordination time: 45 minutes. Assumed coordination time per animal, not time to place or treat.
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