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25 | On 12/28/22, at 11:46 AM, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Elvin Baddley made an unannounced inspection to address an Unusual Incident Report (UIR). Specifically, LPA was informed a kitten (4 month-Kimchee) bite/scratched a child in care, herein C1 on 12/27/22. LPA observed four children in care at the time of the inspection
LPA notes while on site, LPA observed San Luis Obispo Animal Services Division personnel inspect the kitten and inform the LIcensee the kitten would need to be placed in a quarantine status until 1/6/22. During the noted quarantine period the kitten is to be isolated in a bedroom excluded from care and have no contact with children in care. Upon leaving the residence, San Luis Obispo Animal Services Division personnel placed a (red) Quarantine Notice just outside of the residence entry door.
Licensee informed LPA C1 was scratched on the cheek yesterday as opposed to bitten. Licensee stated the scratch appeared liner and looked nothing like a bite. Licensee informed the parent of C1 of the incident when C1 was picked up from the FCCH yesterday evening (3:00 PM). Licensee also informed LPA the parent of C1 establish contacted later in the evening and state the scratch had swelled and expanded. Parent of C1 informed LIcensee parent would seek medical attention for the child given the aforementioned. Licensee notes the C1 is expected back in care tomorrow, LIcensee informed LPA parent of C1 was aware of cats (2) being on site prior to the admission of C1 in the FCCH. Licensee submitted a LIC 624 capturing the incident.
Licensee informed LPA kitten will now remain in an excluded area of the FCCH when children are in care. Licensee plans to amend admission agreement to note cats are on site.
No deficiencies cited during today's visit.
A Notice of Site Visit (LIC 9213) along with Appeal Rights (LIC 9058) was provided to Licensee at the conclusion of the inspection. LPA notes, the Licensee was informed to ensure Notice of Site Visit is posted for 30 days or a $100 civil penalty may be assessed. |