have you ever surrendered an animal to the vet?

[Anonymous]

My vet's office has done this on occasion. They will just find an animal that they find special and take them on while they look for a home. There is usually at least one old cat in the clinic that becomes the "clinic cat" for a while, wanders around the whole office, and gets free vet care until they find the right home for it. Sometimes it is a person who comes in and has to put their animal down -- and the clinic cat just sits on their lap at the right time.

If the vet made the offer, I would take him up on it. It sounds like the best possible scenario. If they can't rehome the cat, they will put her down in a humane way when the time is right.

[Anonymous]

PP again -- and all the clinic cats have significant health issues (which is why the owners wanted to put them down in the first place). They still find homes.

[Anonymous]

There are some vets who have a house kitty. A pet that roams the office, sit & sleeps on the counter. I always enjoy greeting the kitty when I come in. The staff put it to bed there in the office when they leave at night.

Op, if the vet offers, I wouldn't second guess how this is going to work. Assume it's going to work!