Baby Doll

I was still in a deep sleep as I opened my eyes in front of a big white building. Oh, no, I thought. I slowly moved, glancing at the deep tear in my front leg. I wimpered, then slowly drifted into a state of deep sleep. Again.

Kaityln

Kaitlyn jumped out of the car and opened up the back seat door. Baby Doll was in a blanketed bundle. With a heave and grunt, the girl lifted the injured dog into her arms. Hurrying, she brought the dog inside the clinic and up to the counter.

"I need assistance...NOW. This is an emergency."

Kaitlyn's voice was strong and demanding. She meant business. The nurse behind the desk quckly called a vet, and they were led into a spacious room. Two nurses came into the room to asses the situation. They unwrapped the abused canine carefully and mover her to a operating table.

"She had many gashes, but this one on her left front is the worst. We have to operate."

They quickly came to a conclusion. Kaitlyn came up to Baby Doll and stroked her head.

"Don't worry, baby, you'll be okay. We won't hurt you."

Baby Doll

I lazily opened one eye. It was hard not to snap and growl at the ton of strang people around me, but I heldmyself back. Even though I couldn't understand what the young girl said, I though her words were kind. I flicked my tail, glancing up at the people around me.

Kaitlyn * Humans *

Kaitlyn was hurried out of the room by other humans, flooding into the room. Two doctors came in, barking orders and going over the procedure.

Soon, a nurse dressed in blue clothing came in and gave the an injection of anesthesia, sending the dog into a peaceful slumber.

It was time to operate. The professional took over. Kaitlyn was led out of sight , unwillingly, to the waiting office. Poor girl. Such trauma.

Baby Doll

I whimpered in my sleep, twitching a back paw. Dreams of my horrible past were surging through my mind...and it was so horrible I awoke in hte middle of the surgery. Yelping in pain and atemped to jump off the table.

*Vet* Kaitlyn

Panic filled the room. Someone was to blame for not giving Baby Doll the correct dosage. People rushed to try and hold her down, stroking her softly and coaxing her.

A doctor came with another dose of anesthesia, gently putting her back to sleep. This time, there would be no mistakes. As soon as the collie was sleeping again, they resumed their work, stitching her up.

Later, when they were done, they brought the dog around again. She had a cast on her most injured leg, not because it was broken, but because if it was left to the air it would eventually get infected. All the other wounds were stitched up neatly.

Baby Doll was carried out by a number out people, and placed in Kaitlyn's car.

Kaitlyn was told a list of instructions, and then she went up to pay the bill.

After all this was done, the young woman hurried off to the car and drove back to the house.