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Im so sorry. I am so unbelievably sorry. Take your time. We're here always. Big hugs, this wasn't your fault.
EXACTLY!! Why would she not tell me what food he supposedly eat? Would that not be IMPORTANT info for me to have, IF he were coming back to me? It was said "He was SEVERELY dehydrated." I had just given him LR's Sub-Q Fluids before she picked him up insistent to take him to Vet. Plus he was supposedly drinking some? I'm right on the edge of putting everything out there."Don't worry about that." ?
"The less you say the better." ??
Her responses don't sit right with me. Chalk it up to gut feelings but none of her replies make me feel good. Sounds like she cares more about her image than the health of him. She silenced you. I hate that you are going through this.
The even sadder part is I worked for this clinic for years, a long time ago as a Tech. I've lost all respect and trust in this Vet. Their are no cameras in the clinic and Im afraid in cutting corners the foundation that partnered w them may have had some untrained people helping. I have made a comment on my TNR page expressing just an inkling of my feelings about what happened. This is a small town and most people have no clue of things like this that happen.Aren’t all animal clinics required to have SOME sort of supervision by an outside entity to maintain standards? Is there no surveillance footage of what happened? I feel as if I’m reading a lot these days on TCS about botched jobs and and vets too harried to make a careful decision. The way you describe it, it’s almost as if this woman (and/or whomever put him in the carrier) might be suffering from some sort of traumatic stress disorder from dealing w/ so many animals. Agreed w/ others sager than myself that something does not add up here. Best of luck w/ figuring out what to do— .