Open over a year
Walter
Animal 9035
Waiting 474 days since 5 Jun 2025
This stay
- Arrived5 Jun 2025, 13:33 CDT
- SnapshotDay 474
- StatusAlready waiting over 60 days
Recorded facts
- Species
- Dog
- Recorded as
- Dog
- Breed
- American Pit Bull Terrier
- Colour
- Black/White
- Sex
- Male
- Spayed or neutered at intake
- No
- Age now
- 6 years old
- Age at intake
- 4 years old
- Reason recorded
- Stray
- Condition at intake
- Sick
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 30% 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
- 30% · Worth a look
- Adopted by day 30 from intake (window has passed)
- 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
Medical or behaviour intervention
Rule: the record says this animal arrived needing medical or behaviour attention. In the archive, that condition was associated with slower exits, so a clinical review is suggested before outreach. Staff decide what care is appropriate.
Historical evidence
Evidence and assumptions
Historical association in the 2013–2022 archive: animals arriving injured reached 18.5 percent 30-day adoption incidence against 43.4 percent for animals arriving in normal condition (Cox hazard ratio 0.477). Intake condition predicts a slower exit; this is not a measurement of what treatment changes, and no medical action is prescribed here.
Assumed coordination time: 120 minutes. Assumed coordination time per animal, not time to place or treat.
Verify with the animal's current record before acting. An open intake record is not confirmation that the animal is available.
Data-quality notes
- Possibly stale open record. Open for more than a year. It may be a genuine long stay or a record never closed. Possibly stale is not proof the animal has left.
Check current availability
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