Need help to complain

On Sat, 22 Apr 2006 16:26:13 -0400, Magic Mood Jeep© wrote:

> Angel0101e wrote:
>> My friends cat got his leg broken. The dad is on partial disabililty
>> and can't afford the bill, but called a vet's office for help to make
>> payments. This office told him they won't help the cat if he doesn't
>> pay immediately! They told him to kill the cat. When he repeated it
>> back to this person, she said just use a hammer in the head!! Does
>> anyone know who you can call for help in reporting a vet's office in
>> this kind of practice? Thankfully, he did find a loving office for
>> his cat, but the anger and hurt is too much. Does anyone know who the
>> office/vet can be reported?
>
> Assuming that you're in the us, try your local Better Business Bureau.


If you ARE in the US, file a complaint with the State Department of
business regulation. If they get a few of these, the business license
will be taken away. MLB
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"Angel0101e" <angel0101e.DeleteThis@aol.com> wrote in message
> anger and hurt is too much. Does anyone know who the office/vet can be
> reported?

There will be a regulatory body that deals with Veterinarians. I don't know
who that is in the US, but you should be able to find it.
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"Angel0101e" <angel0101e.TakeThisOut@aol.com> wrote in message
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> My friends cat got his leg broken. The dad is on partial disabililty
>
I like it. The two of them could make a good living in the kid's party
business - "The Crippled Dad & His Crippled Cat", or whatever. Yes. They
could do impersonations of Long John Silver (the Dad) with the cat sitting
on his shoulder playing the part of the parrot ("Ha-haaarrr! Pieces of
eight! Shiver me timbers", etc etc etc).
>
> and can't afford the bill, but called a vet's office for help to make
payments.
> This office told him they won't help the cat if he doesn't pay
immediately!
>
I agree wholeheartedly with the vet's office. If it were *my* office, I'd
instruct the staff to tell cat-owners to put the little bastards down if
they can't pay up. If they taped it on video, mind you, I'd pay them.
>
> They told him to kill the cat. When he repeated it back
> to this person, she said just use a hammer in the head!!
>
Ah. Good. Very good. These people are talking my kind of language.
Personally, I'd suggest something a bit more "fun", even though a hammer in
the head is good. Like chopping its legs off, or swinging it round the room
by the tail and banging its head against the furniture. You've simply got to
use your imagination.
>
> Does anyone know who you can call for help in
> reporting a vet's office in this kind of practice?
>
There's always the 'Telephone Emergency Hotline' which people can use who
find it very difficult to use telephones (especially in dialling numbers) -
just call 07922-5585-4487 for details. If you're held in a queue, I find
time passes more quickly if you stick the occasional pin in your carefully
wrapped-up 'n' helpless cat.
>
> Thankfully, he did find a loving office for his cat, but the anger and
hurt is too much.
> Does anyone know who the office/vet can be reported?
>
I wouldn't bother, because if you do, people would only laugh once they
heard the funny story.
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Does anyone other than himself think this troll is funny. Kerplonk.


"Calamitous Veterinary" <kill_all_cats DeleteThis @once.com> wrote in message
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> "Angel0101e" <angel0101e DeleteThis @aol.com> wrote in message
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> >
> > My friends cat got his leg broken. The dad is on partial disabililty
> >
> I like it. The two of them could make a good living in the kid's party
> business - "The Crippled Dad & His Crippled Cat", or whatever. Yes. They
> could do impersonations of Long John Silver (the Dad) with the cat sitting
> on his shoulder playing the part of the parrot ("Ha-haaarrr! Pieces of
> eight! Shiver me timbers", etc etc etc).
> >
> > and can't afford the bill, but called a vet's office for help to make
> payments.
> > This office told him they won't help the cat if he doesn't pay
> immediately!
> >
> I agree wholeheartedly with the vet's office. If it were *my* office, I'd
> instruct the staff to tell cat-owners to put the little bastards down if
> they can't pay up. If they taped it on video, mind you, I'd pay them.
> >
> > They told him to kill the cat. When he repeated it back
> > to this person, she said just use a hammer in the head!!
> >
> Ah. Good. Very good. These people are talking my kind of language.
> Personally, I'd suggest something a bit more "fun", even though a hammer
in
> the head is good. Like chopping its legs off, or swinging it round the
room
> by the tail and banging its head against the furniture. You've simply got
to
> use your imagination.
> >
> > Does anyone know who you can call for help in
> > reporting a vet's office in this kind of practice?
> >
> There's always the 'Telephone Emergency Hotline' which people can use who
> find it very difficult to use telephones (especially in dialling
numbers) -
> just call 07922-5585-4487 for details. If you're held in a queue, I find
> time passes more quickly if you stick the occasional pin in your carefully
> wrapped-up 'n' helpless cat.
> >
> > Thankfully, he did find a loving office for his cat, but the anger and
> hurt is too much.
> > Does anyone know who the office/vet can be reported?
> >
> I wouldn't bother, because if you do, people would only laugh once they
> heard the funny story.
>
>
>
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"Angel0101e" <angel0101e RemoveThis @aol.com> wrote in message
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> My friends cat got his leg broken. The dad is on partial disabililty and
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Just post the address and phone number of the "vet" (if there really is
one).
I'm sure it'll get taken care of
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