THE KILLING OF HARRY KELLY:
A Case Study in A Lethal Dose of Institutional Fraud
This Collection of articles represents ongoing coverage of a shameful clinical crime.
That crime took the form of a falsified diagnosis and a coerced, highly unnecessary “euthanasia” of a deeply loved pet, my precious little Papillon, Harry.
I posit that Harry’s clinical killing (it was NOT “euthanasia”) stemmed from a combination of gross veterinary malpractice, staff arrogance and negligence, recklessness in the convenience-driven administration of a potent cocktail of sedatives contraindicated for a specific condition they knew he had.
All this, combined with possibly an ulterior motive (in the form of retribution for my persistent advocacy for Harry’s welfare and for the welfare of other people’s pets . . . which I had several times seen at risk through the lazy, arrogant, negligent and irresponsible culture of Massey University’s Companion Animal Hospital.
Special Coverage
Massey University’s Enduring, Vertically Integrated Culture of Cruelty & Cancellation
You Won’t Wear Me Out or Wait Me Out, Massey. You Killed My Dog, Remember?
WAITING, MASSEY . . . What's Hiding In the 75 Percent of Video Footage You Refuse to Release?
KILLING HARRY: The Gabapentin Gamble That Didn't Pay Off & the Cover-Up That Necessitated Death
THE KILLING OF HARRY KELLY: A Case Study In A Lethal Dose of Institutional Fraud
Massey Vet Teaching Hospital ICU: Where Empathy Goes to Die
The Ultimate Behind-the-Scenes, Invisible Industry: Pet Cremation