Karen Böhning

It's truly astonishing how someone can so consistently prioritize their love for animals over their wallet! 🤑 I had the "privilege" of contacting this practice today after finding a small, obviously injured wild bird. Nothing serious, just a creature in distress – you know, what being a veterinarian is all about. Or so I thought. But I was sorely mistaken: As soon as I mentioned that it wasn't an expensive pet, but just a small bird from the wild (presumably not a premium client), the conversation was over. No time, no help, no responsibility – unless, of course, there's a bill involved. Then someone will surely be free in no time! The icing on the cake: I should just contact someone else. After all, it's completely absurd to help an injured wild animal when you're busy with "important" things – like how to maximize profits from animal suffering with minimal effort. Hooray for humanity – or rather, its complete absence. Thanks for this realistic glimpse into what happens when professional ethics give way to a cash register. Conclusion: If your pet doesn't show up with a credit card in its beak, it's clearly out of place here. 👏