Open intake record
Gus
Animal 31754
Waiting 17 days since 5 Sep 2026
This stay
- Arrived5 Sep 2026, 11:51 CDT
- SnapshotDay 17
- Status43 days to day 60
Recorded facts
- Species
- Dog
- Recorded as
- Dog
- Breed
- American Pit Bull Terrier
- Colour
- White/Brown
- Sex
- Male
- Spayed or neutered at intake
- No
- Age now
- 3 years old
- Age at intake
- 3 years old
- Reason recorded
- Returns
- Condition at intake
- Not recorded
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.
Intake-time estimate: 30% chance of a stay past 60 days
Estimated from what was known on arrival. 43 days remain before this stay reaches 60 days.
- Stay past 60 days, estimated at intake
- 30% · Worth a look
- Adopted by day 30 from intake
- 25% · about 3 in 10
At intake, rated somewhat more likely than average to wait past 60 days.
Calibrated on a later validation block; evaluation on How it works. Model sc-sb-2026-09-02-v1.
Suggested support
Feature on social channels
Rule: recent arrival. Low-cost reach first, before spending scarce staff hours.
Assumption, not measured here
Evidence and assumptions
No reach or referral data is available in the public export, so no effect is estimated.
Assumed coordination time: 15 minutes. Assumed coordination time per animal, not time to place or treat.
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