Well, don't forget, Cookiebaker, Luckies4Me is a veterinary student, so she is already qualified to diagnose and treat animals.
A couple of questions for you........... how do you "rescue" a rat from a pet store? Did you purchase it? Did the "other lady" purchase it? Can you just go up to the counter at a pet store and say "you have a rat back there in bad shape, and I am going to 'rescue' it and save the day"? I would think that removing merchandise (the rat) from a store without paying for it is the same as theft.
If this alternate owner is a "friend" of yours (no longer a faceless "person"), as you mentioned in the second post, why didn't she explain all this for you at the vet's office? Why would professional people in a veterinarian's office "throw a fit" over you wanting to be listed as the owner? Maybe just the mere mention of your name at that vet office makes them scream? (Just a THOUGHT here, not an accusation or diagnosis of any kind.)
Glad to hear it's all straightened out anyway - what a relief for you not to have to talk about it any more, since the questions were starting to come in .........
In reply to your original question, "What Can I Do About This?", my answer would be ............... never mind, it would be edited or deleted anyway.
The legend says that Mohammed adored cats. When one of them was sleeping on his sleeve and he had to go out, Mohammed supposedly cut off the sleeve so as not to disturb his pet.
A righteous man regardeth the life of his beast - Proverbs 12:10
How we behave toward cats here below determines our status in heaven. - Robert A. Heinlein
What greater gift than the love of a cat? ~ Charles Dickens
There is, incidently, no way of talking about cats that enables one to come off as a sane person. - Dan Greenberg
If purring could be encapsulated, it'd be the most powerful anti-depressant on the market. ~Alexis F. Hope
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