The little cat was rescued from the street and was three months old.
Camilla Gonzalez is a 21-year-old Chilean woman who lives in the Bocasur district of San Pedro de la Pas and is an independent rescuer of animals. That was the case with the name “Oreo” he gave to his three-month-old little cat.
The woman reported that the cat died because it was not treated at the veterinary clinic. Cause? The experts were having lunch and didn’t want to interrupt the meal.
Camilla reported being warned by an acquaintance of a poorly conditioned cat. In his words, he would have been bitten by a dog. The young woman arrived at the place and took him to her house on May 4th.
That same day he caught the attention of the first veterinarian. According to experts, Oreo was suffering from batter-related seizures that caused neurological problems, so he followed others.
The kitten was rescued from the street.
But one day he had a seizure that lasted about 40 minutes. And there he urgently took him to the SOS Veterinary Clinic. At that time, her receptionist told her she couldn’t see her because her vet was on the hook.
“Come back in an hour” The answer he received, he claimed it was an emergency, but he was not helped.
Oreo, a small three-month-old cat who died due to lack of veterinary care.
So he asked for another car and went to another veterinary center with the cat, but unfortunately the cat did not resist and He died on the way.. “In the middle of the kitten’s death, I told my boyfriend to ask for another car. I arrived alive at the clinic with him,” he lamented and told BioBioChile.
Clinic response
After contacting the director of the Animal Health Center, Valerie Hernandez, the administrator of the place, sent a statement.
The little cat was rescued from the street and was three months old.
He revealed in the text that one of his collaborators did not attend the venue last weekend when the event occurred due to health problems.“This caused the absence of staff, It consists of two veterinarians on weekends with the help of two nurses and a receptionist. “
Thus, “When the young woman arrived at our clinic, she was attended by the receptionist. The person who took her and mistakenly referred her care to another nearby care center, He didn’t inform the vet about the condition of the cat, which was effectively using his legitimate snack time. “
Finally, the veterinarian reported that the center had already taken sanctions against those involved.
Source: Clarin