Julie Dunn Crawford
We had to take out beloved 16 yo cat, Mitten, to Metro on December 23. He was having trouble breathing. The staff immediately took him for tests and encouraged me to call family members to be there. Our sweet boy had lung cancer, advanced and unknown to us. Dr. Ross was the gentlest, kindest, most compassionate vet we could have hoped for. She shared stories of her own cat’s death and how she knew exactly what we were going through. She gave us time with him to love on him and say our goodbyes and gave us all the time we needed afterward to hold him. The staff honored our request for some of his fur and pawprints of each foot because he was polydactyl and each paw was different. Their front office staff was extremely compassionate when I picked up his cremains on NYE by myself and was a crying mess. I miss our Mitteb every day but I am thankful for Dr. Ross and Metro for taking care of all of us that night.






