“Hazel doesn’t ignore his needs. She’s an amazing cat mom. She probably has his entire medical history memorized. She takes good care of him and the fact that he’s fluffy doesn’t give you the right to make her feel bad about his size.” The vet assistant’s eyes widened, like she was shocked she’d been called out for being a dick. “Sorry.” “You should be sorry. Now get out so we can get Erwin home. You’re making him worse.” She glared at me, but I didn’t give a shit. Ignoring her as she left the room, I reached out to scratch around Erwin’s ears. “Thank you,” Hazel said, her voice soft.
