[mylittlegirls]

Originally Posted by jrsygal37

Unfortuanetly, there are vets that in my oppinion are not much of a vet when they turn away a dying dog. However, I think it's rare. Most would have her surrender her rights and treat the dog. I have to say that as much as I was upset with the vet I think it upset me even more to have the op on the computer typing with her dog dying in her arms. She should have kept looking for a vet that would treat her or at least one to put her out of her misery if she could not have been cured. This is very upsetting to me.

You are so right about some of these vets. I really thought I knew my vet well, until I have to take Punken Pie in last June. Did I get a eye opening!!
He had been my vet for 23 years but thanks to his wife that runs the office, I've changed vets.
It's all about the money, where did the compassion go for our little ones. It was horrible to find out just how things were working in his office. Over the years, I referred many clients to him. He's the best Guy but I'm sure he's not aware of what his wife is doing behind his back.
I'm waiting to find just the right words to say to him without hurting him. I'll write him a personal letter just to let him know how hurt I was when Punken needed help....
In the meantime, the girls needed their shots and their was a shot clinic at the park. I took them and here was my original vet that I had years ago. My ex-husband didn't like him and had to change vets. He still remembered me and I told him what had happened in my life.
He gave the girls their shots and checked them and said, you come see me, I'll make sure they are taken care of.... I need to call him but I'm not one to except charity. I'm still trying to work this one out in my mind.

I'm so sad to see this happen to someone and to lose their love one because of the almighty dollar.

I probably shouldn't haven't written this in this thread but it really upset me to think, Molly had to suffer becasue of the cost.

God Bless You and Molly