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Group: Pet Lovers Posts: 56 Joined: 3-January 04 Member No.: 183 ![]() |
Hi Everyone,
Last week I got a letter in the mail from the vet school. When I opened it up it was a letter stating that my vet had made a monetary donation to the companion animal fund in memory of Megan. I was surprised to say the least. When Meg was put down they had done a pawprint for me and then sent me a sympathy card...and now this donation. It made me cry...for I felt that Meg was more than just a client to them. Have any of you heard about vets making donations in memory of your pets? Tracey |
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![]() Forum Administrator Group: Admin Posts: 1,073 Joined: 3-March 03 From: Midwest USA Member No.: 1 ![]() |
like in any profession, there are good vets and not so good vets. at very least, your veterinarian
should send a sympathy card (emergency services not as much because of the volume of patients they receive and they are usually not your pet's day-to-day caregiver). i think the donation to a fund of some sort is a great idea, and i will pass it along to my ex-wife (who is a vet) the next time we talk. in my opinion, any vet you regularly visit (at least annually) who does not recognize and condolence your loss is not a vet you should return to for other pets. unlike human doctors, vets care for not only animals but the people who love them as well. -------------------- ![]() |