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United States Department of AgricultureAnimal and Plant Health Inspection Service

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107102-MAR-16

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1071 85-R-0002 001 02-MAR-16UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO -MAIN CAMPUS

Count SpeciesGrey short-tailed opossum000036Syrian Hamster (Golden Hamster)000021

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1071 85-R-0002 001 15-APR-15UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO -MAIN CAMPUS

Count SpeciesGrey short-tailed opossum000067Syrian Hamster (Golden Hamster)000031

000098 Total



107202-FEB-16



1072 85-R-0003 001 02-FEB-16LOVELACE RESPIRATORYRESEARCH INSTITUTE

Count SpeciesDog Adult000293Crab-eating/long-tailed macaque/cynomolgus monkey000038Rhesus macaque *Male000033Hazel dormouse000011Domesticated Guinea pig000002Green monkey000035European rabbit000012

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1072 85-R-0003 001 03-MAR-15LOVELACE RESPIRATORYRESEARCH INSTITUTE

Count SpeciesDog Adult000120European polecat000026Hispid cotton rat000029Pig000002Rhesus macaque *Male000000Domesticated Guinea pig000000Green monkey000000

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Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute2425 Ridgecrest S EAlbuquerque, NM 87108

LOVELACE RESPIRATORY RESEARCH INSTITUTE

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2.33(b)(3) CRITICAL

ATTENDING VETERINARIAN AND ADEQUATE VETERINARY CARE.***The facility staff did not convey the health status of a nonhuman primate to the clinical veterinarian in a timelymanner.

A nonhuman primate, ID #RA1950, experienced adverse complications which required consultation with the clinicalveterinarian. From 04/19/16 through 04/21/16, facility records indicate that the animal was not eating its biscuits andthe animal would intermittently consume its food enrichment (4/19 & 4/21 the animal did not eat biscuits orenrichment). On 04/22/16, the animal was found dead in its enclosure. Verbal conversations with the Study Directorand attending veterinarian, confirmed these observations would be considered a loss of appetite. According to theIACUC approved protocol and amendments, when an adverse complication of “loss of appetite” occurs, the studydirector and clinical veterinarian must be contacted. Additionally, during the review and approval process for thisprotocol, the attending veterinarian stated “If the animals are not coping well with the initial insult, please contact theveterinary staff.”

Verbal conversations with the Study Director and attending veterinarian and the medical record for this animalconfirm that the clinical veterinarian was not consulted regarding the loss of appetite (last notation was on 4/18/16).The facility could not supply any additional documents regarding this incident.

Daily observation of all animals is critical to ensuring that conditions that can adversely affect health and well-beingare recognized in a timely manner. Additionally, when observed, problems relating to animal health or behaviormust be conveyed to the attending veterinarian so that appropriate methods can be employed to ensure adequatecare. Failure to properly communicate health problems to the appropriate personnel, can result in prolonged painand suffering and increase the risk of development of serious medical conditions.

The facility must ensure that timely and accurate information on problems of animal health, behavior, andwell-being, is communicated to the attending veterinarian so that appropriate veterinary care can be provided and

AARON RHYNER USDA, APHIS, Animal Care

VETERINARY MEDICAL OFFICER 607717-OCT-2016

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pain and distress is minimized.

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The inspection was conducted from 10/12-10/13/16.

A thorough exit interview regarding the non-compliance was conducted with facility representatives on 10/13/16.

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Additional Inspectors

Dominique Engel, Veterinary Medical Officer

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Tanya Tims, Supervisory Animal Care Specialist

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107212-OCT-16



1072 85-R-0003 001 12-OCT-16LOVELACE RESPIRATORYRESEARCH INSTITUTE

Count SpeciesDog Adult000108Rhesus macaque *Male000042Domesticated Guinea pig000004Green monkey000017Domestic Pig000017

000188 Total



107215-OCT-14



1072 85-R-0003 001 15-OCT-14LOVELACE RESPIRATORYRESEARCH INSTITUTE

Count SpeciesPig000001Rhesus macaque *Male000001Domesticated Guinea pig000001Green monkey000040

000043 Total



107217-JUN-15



1072 85-R-0003 001 17-JUN-15LOVELACE RESPIRATORYRESEARCH INSTITUTE

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Customer No: 1072Certificate No: 85-R-0003

Oct 15, 2014 Direct: 0Non-Critical: 1Critical: 2Animal: 43

LOVELACE RESP RATORY RESEARCH INSTITUTE


Sep 16, 2014 Direct: 0Non-Critical: 0Critical: 0Animal: 0

Ryann Dawn, L L C



Eastern New Mexico University- Roswell

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1073 85-R-0009 001 04-NOV-14NEW MEXICO STATEUNIVERSITY


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1073 85-R-0009 001 14-OCT-15NEW MEXICO STATEUNIVERSITY


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1076 85-R-0014 001 02-MAR-16UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICOHEALTH SCIENCES CENTER


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1076 85-R-0014 001 15-APR-15UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICOHEALTH SCIENCES CENTER


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1077 85-R-0015 001 08-DEC-15SOUTHWEST BIO-LABS INC.

Count SpeciesDog Adult000053

000053 Total



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1077 85-R-0015 001 20-JAN-15SOUTHWEST BIO-LABS INC.

Count SpeciesDog Adult000071

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1077 85-R-0015 002 08-DEC-15SOUTHWEST BIO-LABS INC.

Count SpeciesCat Adult000028

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1077 85-R-0015 002 20-JAN-15SOUTHWEST BIO-LABS INC.

Count SpeciesCat Adult000042

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Ryann Dawn, L L C



Eastern New Mexico University- Roswell

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323709 85-R-0025 001 19-FEB-15Brown Mackie College-Albuquerque


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327407 85-R-0026 001 03-SEP-14Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell


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332715 85-R-0028 001 29-FEB-16ECHO GROUP, L L C


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Brown Mackie College -Albuquerque

10500 Copper Avenue N E

Albuquerque, NM 87123

Brown Mackie College

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No non-compliant items identified during this inspection.

This inspection and exit briefing were conducted with facility representative.

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22-MAR-2017

University Of New Mexico Health Sciences Center

Office Of A C Compliance 1 Univ Of N M

Health Science Center, Brf G37 H, Msc 08 4560

Albuquerque, NM 87131 UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

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This inspection and exit briefing were conducted with facility representatives.

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22-MAR-2017

University Of New Mexico - Main Campus

Office Of A C Compliance 1 Univ Of N M

Health Sciences Center, Brfg37h, Msc 08 4560

Albuquerque, NM 87131 UNIV.OF NEW MEXICO - MAIN CAMPUS

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12-APR-2017

New Mexico State University

P. O. Box 30001 Box 3 Res

Office Of The Vice President For Research

Las Cruces, NM 88003 NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY

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KJOS JEANNE, D V M USDA, APHIS, Animal Care

VETERINARY MEDICAL OFFICER 401313-APR-2017

13-APR-2017

KJOS JEANNE, D V M

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Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute

2425 Ridgecrest S E

Albuquerque, NM 87108

LOVELACE RESPIRATORY RESEARCH INSTITUTE

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2.33(b)(3) REPEAT

ATTENDING VETERINARIAN AND ADEQUATE VETERINARY CARE.

***The facility did not perform adequate daily observations of a beagle and failed to identify a swelling on the dog’s

forelimb.

During a walkthrough of the indoor kennel, APHIS inspectors discovered a mass on the right forelimb of a 9 year old

male beagle, ID #1680C, on April 11, 2017. The swelling was on the back of the right forelimb, above the carpal

pad. The skin, visible through the hair, was reddened, inflamed and contained at least two visibly erosive areas with

a small amount of blood-tinged discharge. The area of swelling/redness was approximately three centimeters in

diameter. Upon digital palpation by APHIS inspectors, a movable mass approximately the size of a grape was felt

under the skin. The swelling appeared to be painful to the touch and the beagle attempted to pull his leg away

during examination of the swelling.

The beagle underwent an unrelated surgical procedure on March 27, 2017 and although this animal has

been receiving daily follow up care for that condition, there is no documentation or record indicating the forelimb

swelling was noticed prior to the APHIS inspection. As a result, veterinary care for the forelimb had not been

provided.

Daily observation of all animals is critical to ensuring that conditions that can adversely affect health and well-being

are recognized in a timely manner. Additionally, when observed, problems relating to animal health or behavior

must be conveyed to the attending veterinarian so that appropriate methods can be employed to ensure adequate

care. Failure to properly observe and communicate health problems can result in prolonged pain and suffering and

the increase risk of development of serious medical conditions. The facility must conduct appropriate daily

observations of all animals to ensure that all health and behavioral concerns are found in a timely manner and

appropriately communicated with the attending veterinarian.

After the inspection, the facility provided immediate veterinary care and performed diagnostics for the swelling on

ENGEL DOMINIQUE USDA, APHIS, Animal Care


13-APR-2017

ENGEL DOMINIQUE

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the beagle’s forelimb.

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3.75(c)(2)

HOUSING FACILITIES, GENERAL.

***In the primary enclosure, 10B, housing one male Cynomolgus macaque there was a plastic barrel in disrepair.

The rim of the barrel was worn, frayed, and had a roughened edge.

***In the primary enclosure, West side 19A, of one female Cynomolgus macaque there was a plastic barrel in

disrepair. The hole on the side of the barrel had roughened, ragged edges.

Surfaces which cannot be readily cleaned nor sanitized can trap debris, bacteria, or other harmful organisms which

may pose a disease or health risk to the animals. The surfaces of housing facilities-including perches, shelves,

swings, boxes, houses, dens, and other furniture-type fixtures or objects within the facility-must be constructed in a

manner and made of materials that allow them to be readily cleaned, sanitized, and maintained on a regular basis

or removed or replaced when worn or soiled.

The facility removed the barrels from the enclosures at the time of inspection.

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Inspection was conducted on April 11-13, 2017 with facility representatives.

This exit briefing was conducted with facility representatives on April 13, 2017.

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Additional Inspectors

Fields Tyler, Veterinary Medical Officer

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DENGEL

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04-APR-2017

Echo Group, L L C

7820 Enchanted Hills Boulevard

Suite A #349

Rio Rancho, NM 87144 ECHO GROUP, L L C

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MISCELLANEOUS.

There was no one available during business hours to allow APHIS Officials to enter and inspect the facilities,

property, records, and animals on04-Apr-17 at 2:45 pm.

Registrant was contacted by phone.

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KJOS JEANNE, D V M

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