He Finds a “Puppy” in the Woods, but the Vet Calls the Police

45.They Were Not in Danger
The veterinarian, concerned, apologized and said he must contact wildlife authorities immediately. The matter had exceeded routine care and required government action. From the office, Addison heard fragments—technical terms and protocols that sounded weighty. The vet’s voice carried urgency, noting potential public health implications. Through the door, Addison glimpsed files and rapid notes. The conversation grew animated, hinting that this might not be an isolated case. The seriousness underscored the gravity. Strict measures would follow to prevent complications. Anxious but reassured, Addison knew professionals were doing all they could.

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