I am the mother and grandmother, of Shannon Dilulo and her daughter. They were in traffic that was moving slower than normal, due to the fact that a dog had been hit by a car and was in the road. The ... Read More
I am the mother and grandmother, of Shannon Dilulo and her daughter. They were in traffic that was moving slower than normal, due to the fact that a dog had been hit by a car and was in the road. The continuous traffic, would have to swerve around the animal to avoid hitting it again. When my daughter and granddaughter approached, they were shocked that the dog was STILL ALIVE! No one even caring, much less the person who hit it in the first place, to even check if it was STILL ALIVE! They immediately stopped to help. After they got it into their vehicle, my granddaughter (who, has wanted to be a vet in all of her 14 years), "googled" the nearest veterinarian. The first and nearest one, Shannon Animal Hospital, on Big Spring St. The chain of events from the moment this dog was hit by a car, till that poor, broken, hurt dog took it's last breath, should be of great concern to all of us. I can't even write the words of how I'm feeling about this so called "animal hospital". To all of the staff that participated in the extremely poor behavior and lack of empathy for what you are supposed to have built your business around, an ANIMAL in need, are clearly in need of a refresher course in why you are there. Shame on you, for what I hope is not irreparable damage, by your utter disregard for this dogs life, that was witnessed by my granddaughter. Shame on all of you! You may want to consider changing your business name and not including the word, "hospital". A hospital is where you take the hurt and sick. Thank you, my daughter and granddaughter...you absolutely did the right thing. God bless you for that. Read Less