Animal hospital left on the road of a dog that failed to be treated and left to die
Jul 24, 2025
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According to Hong Kong media South China Morning Post, a woman living in China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region recently entrusted her 3-year-old dog 'Lucky' to an animal hospital for neutering surgery,
However, the hospital stopped the operation because it could not find the blood vessel, and explained to the dog owner A that it would leave the dog in the hospital to watch the condition.
About three hours later, A was in a car accident with Lucky from the hospital" received a phone call.
She rushed to the hospital, but Lucky died at midnight that night.
The hospital said "Lucky's condition worsened, and the operation was unsuccessful without the permission of the owner."I got into a car accident while taking a walk" he insisted.
However, A did not believe the hospital's explanation, saying, `I don't understand why I walked the dying dog.'
Afterwards, A secured and checked the CCTV footage on the road, and it contained a shocking scene.
The hospital staff left Lucky in the middle of the road, and the scene of him being hit by a vehicle that followed was recorded intact.
A posted on social media that `The hospital admitted to killing Lucky"It's better to deal with death to deal with insurance." he revealed.
Then "They don't even have basic medical ethics. How can you do this and live?" he couldn't hide his anger.
When the news broke, some questioned the fact that A did not take legal action.
In response, a pet influencer contacted A said "The problem grew as A's family fought with the hospital, and she was forced to agree with the hospital to avoid punishment from the family." Since then, the authorities have reportedly temporarily suspended the operation of the hospital.
Chinese netizens said "This is a clear killing. Animal abuse must be punished by law", "I didn't know that humans could be this cruel", "We need to take measures to prevent the operation of animal clinics again." post critical comments such as.
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This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
