Garrison Petawawa Animal Incident Survey

Animal Incident Survey - CFHA Petawawa

A voluntary form to help you collect relevant information.
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In light of a number of recent posts about dog bites, Petawawa Pets is collecting information on how animal-related incidents are treated on base. This information can be provided anonymously (only an email required for a copy of the results) or you can include your contact information.

IMPORTANT: this form is not a substitute for contacting the MPs. It is critical that all aggressive incidents are reported immediately, so a paperwork trail exists.

For a list of steps to take and contact numbers, visit https://www.petawawapets.ca/report-an-incident/

If you have previously reported the described incident CFHA / MPs / etc and have not received satisfactory results, you have the option of submitting a complaint to the Canadian Forces Ombudsman. A copy of this form will be sent to you in PDF format once you click on submit and a link to where the complaint can be filed will be provided.

**All sections in this form are optional - you can complete this with as much or as little information as you are comfortable sharing.**

If a pattern emerges it is easier to bring this up and have it resolved for the benefit of the community. Thank you for your participation.
Name (Optional - No need to disclose)

First NameLast Name
Daytime Phone Number (Optional - No need to disclose)

Area CodePhone Number
Evening Phone Number (Optional - No need to disclose)

Area CodePhone Number
Incident

What happened?
Date of Incident

MonthDayYear
Date
Location of Incident

North Side HousingSouth Side HousingElsewhere on BaseOff BaseOther
Address of Owner (If Known)

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip CodeCountry
Closest Intersection
Animal Type

DogCatOther
Name of Offending Animal (If Known)
Incident Type

Animal Off Leash / At Large (No Aggressive Behaviour)Animal Nuisance (Barking)Animal Aggression (Growling, Lunging, Snapping, Biting)
Please describe in detail what happened.
Note: Specific questions will follow. An option to upload photos is provided at the end of this form.
Severity of Incident

Understanding the severity of an incident
There are various levels of aggression. Please review this list then select the closest option:
Who was affected? (Indicate if it was you, your child, your pet. Use "Other" if multiple parties were affected.)

Human (Over 18)Human (Under 18)Domestic Animal (Your Pet)Other
Please indicate the severity of the incident (human).

Level 1 is obnoxious or aggressive behavior (growls, lunges, snarls) but no skin contact by teeth.Level 2 is skin contact by teeth but no skin puncture.Level 3 is one to four punctures from a single bite with no puncture deeper than half the length of the dog’s canine teeth. Includes surface scratches.Level 4 is one to four puncture wounds with at least one puncture being deeper than half the length of the dog’s canine teeth.Level 5 is a multiple bite incident with at least two Level 4 bites.Level 6 is a bite resulting in death
Please indicate the severity of the incident (child).

Level 1 is obnoxious or aggressive behavior (growls, lunges, snarls) but no skin contact by teeth.Level 2 is skin contact by teeth but no skin puncture.Level 3 is one to four punctures from a single bite with no puncture deeper than half the length of the dog’s canine teeth. Includes surface scratches.Level 4 is one to four puncture wounds with at least one puncture being deeper than half the length of the dog’s canine teeth.Level 5 is a multiple bite incident with at least two Level 4 bites.Level 6 is a bite resulting in death
Please indicate the severity of the incident (your animal).

Level 1 is obnoxious or aggressive behavior (growls, lunges, snarls) but no skin contact by teeth.Level 2 is skin contact by teeth but no skin puncture.Level 3 is one to four punctures from a single bite with no puncture deeper than half the length of the dog’s canine teeth. Includes surface scratches.Level 4 is one to four puncture wounds with at least one puncture being deeper than half the length of the dog’s canine teeth.Level 5 is a multiple bite incident with at least two Level 4 bites.Level 6 is a bite resulting in death
Was medical or veterinary care sought?

Yes, Medical care was requiredYes, Veterinary care was requiredNo, this was Level 1 - Aggression without contactNo, I chose not to seek medical or veterinary care
How has the above incident affected you / your child / your pet? (Non-physical impact, if any)
1: Please upload any relevant images of injuries.

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Did the owner(s) of the animal adequately resolve the issue / address your concerns?

YesNo
If yes, what did they do to resolve this issue? If no, what do you wish they had done?
Reporting

Who knows about the incident?
Even if an issue is adequately resolved between owners, it's important to notify various organizations so they can address and/or track issues. Please complete the following section so trends can be identified in reporting (or not reporting) incidents.
Who was notified? Please select all that apply.

No One and/or Facebook CommunityMPsOPPTown of PetawawaSPCAHousing Enforcement OfficerOmbudsmanOther
No One / Facebook Only: Why did you choose not to report this formally?
MPs: What guidance were you given? What steps did they take / indicate they would take?
MPs: Were you happy with the outcome?

YesNo
MPs: Why were you happy or unhappy with the outcome?
OPP: What guidance were you given? What steps did they take / indicate they would take?
OPP: Were you happy with the outcome?

YesNo
OPP: Why were you happy or unhappy with the outcome?
Town of Petawawa: What guidance were you given? What steps did they take / indicate they would take?
Town of Petawawa: Were you happy with the outcome?

YesNo
Town of Petawawa: Why were you happy or unhappy with the outcome?
SPCA: What guidance were you given? What steps did they take / indicate they would take?
SPCA: Were you happy with the outcome?

YesNo
SPCA: Why were you happy or unhappy with the outcome?
HEO: What guidance were you given? What steps did they take / indicate they would take?
HEO: Were you happy with the outcome?

YesNo
HEO: Why were you happy or unhappy with the outcome?
Ombudsman: What guidance were you given? What steps did they take / indicate they would take?
Ombudsman: Were you happy with the outcome?

YesNo
Ombudsman: Why were you happy or unhappy with the outcome?
Other: What guidance were you given? What steps did they take / indicate they would take?
Other: Were you happy with the outcome?

YesNo
Other: Why were you happy or unhappy with the outcome?
Improving

How can this be better?
If you could speak directly to a someone in a position to make changes about the above incident, what are the key things you would want to convey? How could this process / situation be improved?
A copy of this form will be sent to you in PDF format once you click on submit. A link will be provided that allows you to modify the information after submission.
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Animal Incident Survey - CFHA Petawawa

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