A woman is pleading to get her puppy back after she was forced to surrender him due to a medical bill.
Rachel Mullen said her puppy, Jaxx, needed emergency surgery to save his life, but the bill came to $10,000, an amount that she couldn’t afford.
According to the clinic’s website, half payment is due upfront, with the rest due upon completion of its services. “I called and said, ‘I have the money, and I want to try and get my dog back.’ He’s gone; he’s not here,” Mullen said.“My kids cry and ask about him every day,” Mullen said.
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