My cat was first found in a small cage along with 4 or 5 other cats, in the back of the The Richmond Veterinary Clinic(all the cats were rescued) by a kind person who was paying them to board a rescue dog. When she asked Dr. Han (owner of the clinic) why they were there, he said that the clinic was keeping them as a favor for their "owner" who couldn't keep them, that they'd had them there for approximately two years, and that they had looked for homes for them but were unsuccessful.
Stevie was skeletal, dehydrated and frightened when he was brought to me. He had trouble walking and his mouth was full of infected teeth which needed to be pulled. He now has two viable teeth. The people at the Richmond veterinary Clinic could not even tell me if his shots were up to date. Judging from his dismal condition, I assumed he needed all of his shots along with dental work and a major check-up.
I believe that the cats were used for blood transfusions although no one at the clinic would even talk to me, let alone confirm this. Stevie used to make strangled cries and kick furiously in his sleep. This has now finally started to abate, years after his escape from Dr. Han and the Richmond Veterinary Clinic.
Constant love and reassurance, perpetually available food and water, communication and interaction have brought out the exquisitely wonderful sweet little guy he was always meant to be. The staff and doctors who were at the Richmond Vet Hospital at that time will likely never pay for their cruelty. They should at least be made to answer for it.
Audrey
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