Harry WAS A Marked Dog. I Had Hoped Massey Vet Staff Couldn't Have Been Any More Wicked Than They'd Already Been Caught Out Being. But YES, Actually, They COULD.
EXHIBIT A: THE FILM SET . . . Conversion of my “property” for teaching resources: Unauthorised Conversion of Property & Breach of Bailment (Common Law); Illegal Manipulation for Teaching (Animal Welfare Act 1999, S83)

"SELFIE-MODE" FILMING OF PATIENT COLLAPSE
10:49 AM: IMG_9885 captures footage recorded via a front-facing (selfie) camera. For professionals, the use of a handheld selfie camera indicates a non-medical filming priority over ICU stabilisation. For the public, it documents the patient being utilised as an instructional prop during the onset of a severe pharmacological (drug-induced) crisis. Sharp, rectangular redactions suggest hidden fixed objects, likely monitor or pump displays. This confirms secondary data sources were visible while the patient was an instructional prop, proving the "missing" logs (ref. EXHIBIT B) were a human choice to omit data, not a technical failure.
Vice-Like Cephalic Restraint: Compromising A Sedated Patient for Video Production
This shot captures the aggressive cephalic restraint used to force Harry’s head into a fixed position for the camera. In a patient suffering from a 750% pharmacological overdose, this vice-like grip is not a clinical necessity; it is a mechanical obstruction. By forcibly extending the neck and pinning the jaw while the patient’s protective reflexes are suppressed by sedation, the staff are actively compromising the airway and risking critical respiratory failure simply to ensure a stable shot for video footage.
HARDWARE AVAILABILITY DURING DATA GAP
11:00 AM: IMG_9893 shows an active SurgiVet monitor, gas lines, and staff (redacted) present. This confirms hardware and personnel were available during Harry's pharmacological (drug-induced) crisis. Thus, the missing logs (Ref: Exhibit B) represent a human decision to either neglect to monitor vitals or to omit data, not a technical failure.
FORCED MOBILITY UNDER SEDATION
10:41 AM: IMG_9882 captures the patient struggling to maintain posture while heavily sedated. For the public, this documents the distress of forced movement. For veterinary professionals, it records the decision to exercise a physiologically unstable patient - prioritising instructional demonstration over standard clinical recovery protocols.
FORCED OCULAR EXPOSURE DURING CRISIS
10:56 AM: Depicts physical pressure being exerted on the patient’s head to force the eye open for an extreme close-up (macro) recording. This occurred during active physiological collapse. For the public, it shows a pet being physically handled as a film subject rather than receiving emergency care. For professionals, it confirms the stabilisation of a collapsing patient was abandoned to facilitate an instructional "money shot".
HIGH-RISK POSITIONING 'DISPLAY PIECE'
10:55 AM: This depicts a sedated, unstable patient being manually suspended in the air. For the public, this is "property conversion" - a pet treated as an instructional display piece. For professionals, suspending an ataxic, drugged patient high in the air is a gross violation of handling protocols, risking physical injury and respiratory distress solely to facilitate camera framing.
STAFF PROXIMITY DURING DATA OMISSION
10:46 AM: This video still shot captures a staff member (redacted) standing directly over the patient while holding an iPhone to film. For the public, it shows a pet unable to hold his own head up being used for a "shoot". For professionals, it is definitive proof that a human operator was physically at the monitor's side during the missing log period (ref. EXHIBIT B), confirming that the lack of data was a failure of clinical conduct, not a failure of technology.
Withholding Postural Support of Blind, Sedated Dog for Production Value
This still documents Harry - blind, unco-ordinated, and in a state of 750% pharmacological overdose - being forced to "circle" for the camera. Harry is left unsupported on a clinical floor to provide "demonstration" footage. Every vet student knows that a stumbling, overdosed patient needs a "sling" or other physical support. This photo proves they withheld that support to get a "better shot" of his unco-ordinated movement.
While diagnostic monitoring logs went silent on the morning of December 1, the cameras were rolling. These images - stills from six of at least eight teaching videos filmed by Massey staff - capture little blind, catastrophically convenience-overdosed, fluids-deprived Harry being used as a live prop for student instruction. The redaction overlays (the solid black boxes) are Massey’s handiwork, not mine.
To be clear: What these images demonstrate are totally irrelevant clinical examinations – and some apparently not so clinical examinations - for student instructional purposes . . . on an unsupported patient who was in a state of chemically-induced collapse.
Harry’s overnight transition from a viable, simply dehydrated patient to suddenly being “limp”, “obtunded” and near-comatose wasn’t a medical mystery; it was a catastrophic convenience overdose and a resource allocation choice. Massey chose "teaching content" over a patient's life.
Readers, please note:
(1) These are Massey’s carefully selected and edited stills sent to me (of assumedly the least disturbing of the at-least eight teaching videos they made of Harry), to “satisfy” my Privacy Act information-release request (which was for the actual videos).
(2) They are also the images Massey’s twisted staff placed in circular crops to mock my having used that form of crop to show my readers a close-up of Harry’s horrifically distorted face in the peak of his massively overdosed condition.
(3) They sent them only as embeds within a .pdf - as a means to make it harder for me to show you them. In a clinical and forensic context, providing image data inside a .pdf file format rather than as a native image file (.jpg or .png) is a known tactic to degrade the quality of evidence and create "technical friction" for the recipient.
I have been in a colossal fight with Massey's "Legal and Governance" for the past two months since my precious little Harry was terminated at its Companion Animal 'Hospital', trying to prise out of the institution any truly objective clinical records to determine the more granular, pivotal aspects of what was done to Harry in their "ICU" ward on November 30 and December 1, last year.
In fact, I've been in that colossal fight just to get them to admit that anything other than their subjective, manually produced (and, I firmly believe, significantly retrospectively altered and added to) "Clinical Summary" even exists.
But with the Privacy Commissioner's eyes on them and awaiting my full report, Massey had a dilemma:
Their "Option A" was to continue to insist that no objective, machine-based data existed (instead, continuing to argue the semantics of "primary records" vs "secondary records") and know that, when my report is tabled before the Commissioner and most certainly when it is tabled before the Veterinary Council of New Zealand, that those parties would see that falsehood for what it was.
Or, "Option B", hand over the IDEXX reports (part of what I requested) and hope I didn't notice what I've noticed.
Massey's continued arrogance will be its ultimate downfall . . . a symptom of that arrogance being that they think I'm stupid.
And because I'm not stupid, I noticed what they hoped I wouldn't. That Harry's machine-generated monitoring read-outs ended when November 30 ended. Either that, or the monitoring reports for December 1 were something they never want me to see.
There are three critical facts that I need to lay out here before I explain the significance of the above.
Readers, hold these three facts in mind:
1) Harry had been administered a massive overdose of an unauthorised, and for his kidney condition, strictly contraindicated, convenience sedative
in three separate instances across the night and morning of November 30 and December 1. The hits amounted to something akin to 750% overdoses for his weight and his biological context.
2) Despite being in a catastrophically overdosed state with a drug that is well-documented in the international veterinary literature as distinctly mimicking neurological symptomology, with the veterinary literature warning against conducting a neurological exam on a dog under the influence of the drug in question - Gabapentin - a "neurologist" performed an extensive 11.22am neurological "examination" on Harry just 2 hours and 22 minutes after he was plied at 9am with a THIRD massive overdose on top of the two massive overdoses he had been administered during the night.
3) The "neurologist" then wrote that this (horrendously over-sedated and tiny) dog, was "limp" and "obtunded" - failing to note anywhere that Harry was even sedated per se. Let alone catastrophically over-sedated with a drug that mimicked neurological symptomology . . . and she apparently hadn't noticed that someone had disconnected him, three hours earlier, from the rehydrating fluids which by then, would have been his only hope of clearing, to some degree, the phenomenal level of toxicity from the 750% Gabapentin overdose.
Incomprehensibly Incompetent or Intentional? YOU Decide.
Focusing on (3) above, in any even partially professional veterinary "hospital", if a patient is "limp" and "obtunded", that indicates that they are one small step away from potentially entering into a coma.
That signals the need for URGENCY.
It signals immediate, detailed monitoring of cardiorespiratory status, blood glucose, electrolytes, and blood pressure,, requiring the same equipment that had produced the reports that had been included at the end of the "Clinical Summary" for the previous night . . . but that were glaringly missing for the morning when they were needed most i.e. when Harry was literally - to revert to a layman's term - red lining.
But instead, what did this "neurologist" do? She showed students how you conduct a "menace" test on a blind dog (!), flipped his paws back a few times, palpated his spine, twisted his head around, played around with his ears, performed a "structural" examination on him . . . and did absolutely nothing about his near-comatose state.
Actually, staff DID do something. That critical window of time in Harry's life - that THEY had caused to BE critical, by their catastrophic 750% overdosings of him with an unauthorised, contraindicated, convenience sedative and then intentionally disconnecting him from his life-essential fluids - was exactly when they chose to wheel him off to conduct live experiments on him and film at least eight teaching videos of their cruelty.
Here's the "2 + 2" equation that Massey and - I'm assuming Pauline Nijman, the clinic's manager - hoped I wouldn't be able to calculate:
In an ICU setting, a patient described as "obtunded" and "neurologically abnormal" would be tethered to monitoring equipment - especially if, as was noted, his "condition was worsening since started".
The "Clinical Summary" claims he was being examined and monitored, but the machine logs - which cover the exact December 1 time window - show zero entries.

December 1:
Zero Diagnostics
The Significance of the Data Black-Out
In a modern ICU, the machine is the only objective witness. The reports in the left-hand panel slider above (Nov. 30) demonstrate a functioning clinical environment where every vital sign and blood gas was timestamped and recorded automatically.
Contrast this with the right-hand panel: The Data Black-Out of December 1. Despite manual notes claiming Harry was "monitored" while in a state of collapse ("obtunded" and "limp"), the machine logs are silent.
There are zero entries for the most critical hours of Harry's life.
This discrepancy leads to only three possible conclusions:
- Negligence: The ICU staff failed to run any objective tests on a collapsing patient.
- Fabrication: The manual notes describing "monitoring" were written after the fact to create a narrative of care that never happened.
- Suppression: The data was recorded by the machines but purged from the records before they were released.
The machine logs don’t just show a gap; they show the terminal cessation of care.
This isn’t an “unfortunate outcome”. And it’s much more than a documented failure of clinical and data integrity.
It’s a demonstration of clear intent for a lethal outcome.
The absence of any machine monitoring when Harry is documented as "limp","obtunded" and "worsening" - which, in layman's terms is a dog that is COLLAPSING - is forensic proof that Massey's ICU staff are either incomprehensibly incompetent OR purged the digital evidence from the overall data set that was transmitted to me OR fabricated the manual notes after the fact.
Or all three.
On the note of all three, and focusing for the moment on the incompetence factor, have a go at this:
EXHIBIT C: FUNDAMENTAL PATIENT MISIDENTIFICATION

Massey University Companion Animal Hospital ICU's "Clinical Record":
Harry, a MALE dog and patient of two years' standing with this veterinary "hospital", recorded as "Female" . . . a clear indication that he was nothing more than a mislabelled utility and profit centre to the institution.
Another issue I have raised - and it is far from inconsequential - is the entirely obvious retrofitting of the "Clinical Summary".
In some instances this is likely obvious only to me (a) because I know the facts of various doctored or retrospectively added inclusions, and (b) because I'm a professional author and also the editor of thousands of other authors' outputs and can smell a mile away when something was added by the non-original author, especially when it is clearly in defence of an issue raised by an external party (me) after the original production of the document in question.
In other instances, any reader with an IQ sufficient to read a bedtime story to their child would readily spot the multiple tardy anomalies: Anomalies like the notation that Harry's 24-hour rehydration protocol (life-essential, following their catastrophic, repeated overdosing of his impaired kidneys with a renally-contraindicated convenience sedative) had been permanently stopped just 8.5 hours into the prescribed 24-hour protocol, yet the obviously retrospectively-added-back in appearance of same in subsequent notes and the bogus claim of "hand-pumping". Noting, of course, that they couldn't have been administered, let alone, "hand-pumped" since this was the exact window of time Harry was starring in the eight-documentary lab rat video productions, elsewhere in the facility.
The 'Value' Was All Massey's As Ever, Not Harry's or Mine
This is the literally lethal level of "care" that I paid $1236.84 for 15 hours of.
But Massey doesn't exactly focus on providing "value" any more than it focuses on ethics, or providing any guarantee of competent, or even safe, care . . . or even that they won't kill your pet, or perform lab rat-style testing on them, or all of the above.
On the note of value, I couldn't help but notice the $3300 - $5500 I had obviously paid in October 22, 2024 for an MRI for Harry. I remember that well, I wrote about it in this article, "Was Harry A Marked Dog?. In a letter to Pauline Nijman, Clinic Manager, I had pointed out how concerning it was not only that Harry had gone for his full post-MRI day stay without being given water or being toileted, but also that the one (core) question I had asked the vet to have answered by the neurologist (since despite the above lofty fee I wasn't allowed to be present for because it had to be conducted at the neurologist's own convenience on the day) had never received an answer because "the neurologist was in such a hurry" Truly. Read the letter. Nijman didn't dispute it.
(Just on the note of mercenary billing: Massey's "intensive care" staff had managed to chemically "obtund" Harry with their 9am, third, massive overdose of their convenience sedation, and by 5.45pm they had achieved their desired outcome for him i.e. life termination, with their "neurological event" ruse to ensure I consented to it with the exact opposite of "informed consent". The clinical summary confirms the patient was deceased at 17:45. However, the final invoice includes charges for "ICU Monitoring" until 21:00. This represents 3.25 hours of billing for services rendered to a non-existent patient.)
So Who Cares? Is Anyone 'Out There', In Government or In Regulatory Authority, Going to Take Any Action?
I have sent a Public Interest Disclosure notification to every New Zealand Parliamentarian . . . because if they can't be made to care, the risk for any pet owner whose dog is referred to Massey, and the credibility of any graduating student's veterinary qualification, is a matter of grave concern.
The response so far: Nil.
I have produced a specific Ministerial Briefing email for the Ministers of Education, Agriculture, Animal Welfare, Science, and Finance.
The response so far: Nil.
I emailed the New Zealand Qualifications Authority.
The response so far: Nil.
I have emailed the Commerce Commission:
The response so far: Nil. UPDATE: COMCOM HAS RESPONDED STATING THAT THE MATTER HAS BEEN "LOGGED FOR ASSESSMENT", WITH A SPECIFIC REFERENCE NUMBER ISSUED. READ THE NEW CORRESPONDENCE EXCHANGE HERE.
The most outstanding response so far has been from the Public Service Commission (the guardian of public service integrity), whose response was not only instantaneous, but a reminder that some government departments have staff with beating hearts. They acknowledged simply being cc'd on an email, and took the time to express their sympathy over Harry's death. The read receipts they are politely and responsibly acknowledging as I now continue to keep the Commission apprised of developments (not that there are any, but I'm trying) indicate they have eyes directly on this whole matter.
I have TWICE emailed every single Palmerston North City Council elected representative i.e. Mayor and Councillors.
The response so far: Nil.
I emailed the New Zealand Veterinary Association.
The response so far: Nil.
And perhaps most tellingly of all, I have included the Veterinary Council of New Zealand's (VCNZ) Chief Executive Officer & Registrar, Iain McLachlan, the VCNZ's Deputy Registrar, Liam Shields, and the VCNZ's Professional Advisor, Seton Butler, on almost every single email to Massey for the past two months, as I try to (a) extract information, (b) get answers and accountability, and (c) generally get to the bottom of the whole travesty.
To be noted by the lay reader, the Veterinary Council of New Zealand is the statutory body legally responsible for regulating every veterinarian in the country.
Their primary mandate, under the Veterinarians Act 2005, is to protect the public and animal interests by ensuring that all vets are competent and fit to practice. To achieve this, they set and enforce (or they're meant to) the Code of Professional Conduct - the legally-backed rule book that dictates the ethical and clinical standards vets must follow. As the profession's "quality police", the VCNZ is responsible for receiving and investigating complaints, with the power to discipline or strike off practitioners who fail to uphold these standards.
The response or any indication of VCNZ concern: Nil.
When the leadership of such a body remains silent in the face of documented evidence of lethal malpractice and unconsented clinical studies, they aren't just being "unresponsive" - they're potentially failing in their core statutory duty to the New Zealand public.
Industry Incestuousness & Direct Conflicts of Interest in the New Zealand Regulatory Sphere
I'd like to make a point here about the "smallness" and the often incestuous nature of the New Zealand government, regulatory and watchdog organisational environment in general . . . and the fact that it's absolutely riddled with clear and present conflicts of interest.
Let's start with this one, for its direct relevance to the "Harry Kelly" case:
According to his bio, "the VCNZ's Professional Advisor, Seton Butler, is a Massey University graduate (1987) and an **adjunct lecturer at Massey’s School of Veterinary Science.** ("He has extensive experience in private practice, having founded Pet Doctors NZ (a 28-clinic group.")
As an aside, I would ask if, when I began trying to draw attention to this travesty by reaching out to management figures in the veterinary sector at large and immediately found my email domain the subject of a full-scale international server blockade at the same time as I was trying to get assistance from my established media contacts (which I had flagged to said veterinary sector management figures), whether there is any connection. Just asking.
I do rather feel the fact that Seton Butler is an adjunct lecturer at Massey University while serving as the VCNZ Professional Advisor is a point of significant interest:
Should the person advising the regulator on "standards" also be a staff member at the institution being investigated?
Since Mr Butler focuses on setting the "rules" for veterinary practice, his knowledge of the clinical study/teaching video protocols at Massey is likely extensive.
This duality of roles - one within the University and one within the Regulator - represents a significant "institutional entanglement". Public confidence in such cases relies entirely on the existence of a robust, transparent, and documented recusal protocol to ensure the absolute impartiality of any investigation. That is, at the very least.
In Answer to Interested International Parties Who Have Reached Out Over this Issue
To provide an answer to the international regulatory organisations that have reached out to me and urged me to lay a formal complaint with the Veterinary Council:
I have tried. But "the system" is set up so that a pet owner cannot complain about an organisation. They can only submit a complaint about an individual licensed veterinarian.
And to do that, you need the name or names of the veterinarian or veterinarians in question. Which - in Massey's case - have been redacted (with black boxes) in every single place in the "Clinical Summary". Notwithstanding that I paid richly for their "services".
The only name I have is that of the Clinic Manager, Pauline Nijman (I believe, unlicensed?) and the first name only of the vet that fronted the "neurological event" ruse and the coercion sessions re the supposedly "urgent euthanasia" (and who also "did the job") i.e. a "Steffi".
I have emailed CEO Iain McLachlan asking for assistance in obtaining the identities and submitting the complaints, but have thus far received no response whatsoever.
On the note of Massey's redaction of these names:
In New Zealand, the Privacy Act 2020 is often weaponised by institutions to hide names. However, Principle 11 (e) relates to the necessary disclosure of Information "if it is necessary to 'uphold or enforce the law'."
Further,
the VCNZ's own policies state that owners are entitled to clinical records. Redacting the names of those who authored the records is an
extraordinary step that interferes with a pet owner's statutory right to complain.
Perhaps that is specifically why Veterinary School Dean Jon Huxley's January 30 legal threat to silence me, instructed that the only allowable audience for my grievances was the Veterinary Council of New Zealand's "complaint" system: Because, without the identities, and an understanding of the various and probably numerous parties involved in the Massey "clinical" environment that, err, "cared" for Harry, I'm screwed. No names, no complaint possible. And, anyway, you've still got to get it past the VCNZ's, err, "Professional Advisor". You know, the one on the Massey payroll.
It is important to highlight that I have CC’d VCNZ Professional Advisor Seton Butler, CEO Iain McLachlan, and Deputy Registrar Liam Shields on every single email to Massey for the past two or more months.
If Mr Butler - an adjunct lecturer on the Massey payroll - recognised the clear and present conflict of interest in receiving internal briefings on a case involving his own employer, he (or the VCNZ's CEO) had an ethical obligation to recuse himself and instruct me to remove him from the correspondence.
Instead, they ALL remained silent.
This silence is itself a conflicted situation in action. I have now filed an Official Information Act (OIA) request to determine whether Mr Butler’s receipt of these emails resulted in him forwarding or discussing my evidence with his Massey colleagues or personnel while he was actively being paid by them. The reader can judge the likelihood of such "internal data sharing" for themselves, but the VCNZ's failure to maintain a professional distance suggests a regulatory environment that is, at best, compromised.
How the Game Works . . .
It is also worth noting that, back on April 2, 2024, I had sought the VCNZ's assistance related to an after-hours emergency with Harry.
Instead of the after-hours emergency service the clinic in question had (under the VCNZ's own Code of Practice) been mandated to provide, I was ridiculed by the after hours staffer (I have kept detailed documentation of this event, if anyone is interested). I had to drive at breakneck speed, instead, to the Wellington 24-hour emergency clinic, some nearly two hours' drive and across a mountain pass (the Remutaka Ranges), where it was confirmed that the situation was indeed an emergency. I had emailed the VCNZ (attaching the clinical notes from the Wellington 24/7 clinic to demonstrate the genuine nature of the emergency) and I had also emailed the Code, pointing to the breached Clause, asking for the VCNZ's assistance in the identification of the practitioner and in laying a complaint. But . . . crickets.
Such is the way of the New Zealand regulatory sphere and its "closed club" nature. Closed club, that is, if you're a consumer, rather than a member.
Again, I've taken a moment to submit an Official Information Act request to the VCNZ since its CEO is maintaining his two-month position of complete radio silence. I'd like a wee bit of transparency over whether quality-and-standards advisor Seton Butler has been "double-dipping" his advice . . . giving Massey tips on how to handle "that Kelly woman" while simultaneously advising the VCNZ on the "standards" regarding the complaint they are now actively disabling me from submitting.
Is Mr Seton, perhaps, also giving Massey's big-buck lawyers, Buddle Findlay, a bit of a hand, with his duality of "insights"?
Because if Butler is advising the VCNZ on how to respond to my efforts and has access to their internal legal strategy while simultaneously an adjunct lecturer at Massey, he's in a position to "inform" Massey’s defence. This is a classic "Conflict of Commitment" as defined in Massey’s own 2026 policy.
But, honestly, nothing about this whole filthy matter and the continually expanding nature of the cover-up would surprise me now.
UPDATE Feb. 23, 5.17pm:
'We Are Not Subject to the Official Information Act'
Veterinary Council of New Zealand CEO, Iain McLachlan, has tonight refused my Official Information Act request on the basis that the Council is "not subject to the Official Information Act". I have immediately countered by re-submitting the request for the same information under Principle 6 of the Privacy Act 2020 - a statutory obligation he cannot legally avoid. So . . . the avoidance continues from that end, but so too does the pressure from mine. Also, McLachlan has "delegated" the matter to Deputy Registrar Liam Shields - the very executive in charge of the directly conflicted department.
UPDATE Feb. 25, 2026: A Second Massey Conflict Discovered
If one conflict of interest wasn't enough, I have now discovered that Dr Jenny Weston, who sits on the VCNZ Council, is also the Academic Program Director at Massey University’s veterinary school. So, we have the VCNZ’s "Professional Advisor" (Seton Butler) working at Massey, and a member of the Council itself (Jenny Weston) in a senior leadership role at Massey. This isn't just a "closed club", it’s a regulatory body that appears to be inextricably fused with the very University it is supposed to be policing. I have filed a second urgent Privacy Act request for all communications between the VCNZ and Dr Weston regarding this case. The VCNZ CEO says he's "delegated" it and I'll get it "in due course".
UPDATE Feb. 26, 2026: Formal Complaint Filed Against Veterinary Council CEO
The game stops here. I've had a gutsful now. My emails for assistance from the VCNZ's CEO continue to be stonewalled. As you've just read, for over two months, I've been trying to get the names of the Massey veterinarians who orchestrated Harry's demise and the horrors that preceded it. Massey University continues to hide those names, and the head of the Veterinary Council, Iain McLachlan, has failed to help me get them. So today, I filed a formal complaint with the New Zealand Law Society against Mr McLachlan, who is a qualified lawyer. My complaint is simple: it is wrong for a regulator to use red tape and delay tactics to protect vets from being held accountable for their actions. You cannot have a fair investigation if the authorities are helping to hide the participants.
UPDATE March 2, 2026: Formal Acceptance of Complaint Against VCNZ CEO into the System
The Law Society's Senior Professional Standards Officer has confirmed the acceptance of my complaint into their system to be investigated and put before the Society's Standards Committee. She did advise, however, that the process could take "many months". This, of course, provides McLachlan and his compromised organisation a large window of time in which to keep evading the facilitation of my complaint to the VCNZ itself. Thus, the need for an urgent investigation into this compromised structure and personnel.
Meantime, back to the present:
Speaking of grave concern, if anyone has read the commentary I published yesterday regarding the scandalous waste of the public purse viz a viz Massey's having hired a large team of top-tier lawyers to work out how to - put plainly - shut me up . . . then the following update will be of further interest to you:
The Hits Go TransTasman: An Expansion of 'Surveillance'? Or A Wave of International Veterinary Sector Interest?

The above site analytics screenshot is a real-time capture of active users in the moment.
In my
earlier article this week, I pointed to what appears to be the many hours of billable time the big guns at Buddle Findlay were racking up, diving into the two years of archived articles on
The Customer & The Constituent, assumedly trying to build a "profile" to character-assassinate me with . . . the standard "vexatious litigant" playbook for dealing with a case where the
actual facts can't be argued with.
(By the way Vice-Chancellor Pierre Venter and Dean Jon Huxley, if your big-buck legal firm's extensive profiling research hasn't yet turned up
this little piece of inconvenience to their "vexatious" strategy, now would be a good time for me to draw your attention to it, so you can in turn draw their attention to it, to help you stop bleeding university funds in that specific direction. You'll have to come up with another angle. Let me know if I can help.)
My daily site analytics of the past 48 hours would suggest it's worth my asking the question: Has the legal surveillance team's monitoring stretched across the Tasman? Or is it just the beginning of a wave of worthy international interest by Massey's peers?
If it's the former, let me save the University some of its redirected rescue funds:
(Being that
The Customer & The Constituent is literally just a hobby publication for me, as is
DoggieMamma.com, my hobby site produced as a service for fellow dog lovers) I have a long-standing reputation as a highly respected and formidable operator in the upper tiers of the B2B and B2G sphere across the Tasman, winning billion-dollar construction megaprojects for global infrastructure consortia - who recognise that my success lies in my ability to adopt high integrity, forensically detailed, thoroughly researched, processes and smarts to achieve their objectives.
And those processes extend to ensuring my own clients uphold very high standards so their clients aren't disappointed when they win their business. The same expectations I apply when I review companies and government agencies for this publication . . . of which Massey University has, unfortunately, now become the central topic. And for all the wrong reasons.
Just sayin', Vice-Chancellor Venter and Dean Jon Huxley. Because you're burning through a shitload of taxpayer money that you should be using to clean up your Companion Animal "Hospital" . . .so that more pets can make it out of there alive.
Because your current success rate ain't good.

Ironically, my dear, sweet, gentle little Harry is turning out to be the most expensive and dangerous dog Massey University and its Companion Animal “Hospital” ever encountered.
While they are literally selling the roof above their heads to cover their deficits and retirng one-sixth of the entire university's offerings, Vice-Chancellor Pierre Venter and Veterinary School Dean Jon Huxley have found the budget to hire a top-tier legal hit squad to extensively "profile" a single client in a desperate attempt to buy silence.
They chose to spend their dwindling "rescue" funds on intimidation instead of integrity.
A Message from 'Harry's Mummy' to the Massey Staff Who Tortured and Killed My Precious Little Boy
ABOVE:
My precious little boy, Harry. Who had NOT had a sudden mysterious "neurological event" or decline overnight . . . other than the one Massey ICU staff chemically manufactured for him, so that their "teaching" staff could use him to star in a series of horrifically cruel training videos, and experiments and invasive pokings and proddings, by students (including those in which they ridiculed him openly with their intentionally cruel handling of him) . . . with the sudden "neurological" ruse being the story they cooked up for the frontwoman "vet", 'Steffi" to sell me the next day to facilitate the destruction of evidence i.e. Harry.
The pure, unadulterated evil of it. THESE. . . Veterinary Council of New Zealand . . . are the "standards" you and your "professional advisors" are protecting. How do you sleep at night?
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