I became the police station's darling after I could understand what the furry creature was sayi

“I don’t know the new owner well, but I heard that he used to run a pet hospital in another district.”

Because we weren't familiar with the place, those previous discounts were naturally no longer available.

of course.

Wu Yixing won't stop getting his cat spayed or neutered just because there are no discounts, but the pressure has suddenly increased a lot, including the price of medicine and treatment costs, which are more than double what they were before.

After discussing with the members, he decided to drive a bit further to another pet hospital.

Of course, for minor illnesses and pains that don't cost much, he will still choose the nearest option.

Wu Yixing smiled wryly, "I don't know if that's the reason, but every time I bring the cats there, their attitude isn't very good."

Not only did he receive disdain, but the members also did.

"This hospital is fucking heartless."

Liu Ming couldn't help but complain as he listened.

Wu Yixing smiled bitterly, "What can I do?"

There's only one such facility nearby. Any further away, and the costs would be much higher. They're already providing self-funded aid, so they have to stretch every penny to make the most of it.

We save every penny so that our furry friends can eat a little better and stay healthy so they won't get sick easily.

The previous owner was a veterinarian who used all kinds of veterinary medicine. He was highly skilled, and even for diseases like feline ascites, which have a very high mortality rate, he could cure the disease with injections and medication for less than 500 yuan.

Cheap and effective, but unfortunately, good people don't live long.

The group walked out of the residential area and followed behind Ah Ju. Soon, a pet store with a large storefront came into view.

The neon sign lit up, and the words "Healthy Pet Hospital" were very eye-catching.

"Wow, this shop is quite big."

Liu Ming sighed.

"Actually, it was only a little bit big before... about a third of its original size."

Wu Yixing gestured with his hand.

Unexpectedly, in less than a year and a half, this pet shop had rented out both storefronts, combined them, and made them into such a large space.

The overall decoration is very luxurious, with bright incandescent lights, shiny floor tiles that reflect light, and glass windows that are almost dust-free. If it weren't for the sign, you might mistake it for a pet park.

The receptionist was engrossed in watching a show behind her desk and didn't notice Nan Shu and the others.

Instead, a gray-black Maine Coon cat kept in the store jumped onto the cat tree pressed against the glass, its black eyes staring at Ah Ju.

“My brothers and I followed them here and saw them go in with our own eyes. When they came out, they no longer had that sharp thing in their hands.”

Aju glared back without any politeness.

Even though the Maine Coon cat on the other side was more than twice its size, Aju still felt that the big guy in the glass was utterly weak and nothing to be afraid of.

Nan Shu looked at the shop, a thoughtful look flashing in her eyes.

Aju may not know much about human tools, but Nan Shu could roughly guess those people's purpose based on its description.

Blood draw.

There is a group of people who collaborate with pet stores to draw blood from stray cats and supply it to pet hospitals. Even worse, that group of people is actually part of the pet hospital's network.

Especially the stray cats that were rescued by Chairman Wu and others, have been spayed/neutered and vaccinated, and their physical condition is much stronger than that of other stray cats.

To those people, Aju and its underlings were a mobile bloodline bank.

They acquire cats at zero cost and then sell them at high prices to cat owners in need, thereby earning huge blood transfusion fees.

However, this behavior is not illegal.

Or.

There are no corresponding disciplinary provisions in the existing legal documents.

"Didn't you say you'd help us? How? Can you arrest all those bad guys?"

Aju looked at Nan Shu with her pair of dark green eyes. To humans, they were no different from street trash cans, streetlights, and railings; the only difference was that they could move and make noise.

Oh no.

They are even worse than those, because someone might be punished for damaging trash cans, streetlights, or railings, but no one will pay the price for their deaths.

A hint of disappointment flashed across Aju's eyes.

It should have known long ago.

The person in front of it is no different from those people, so what is it expecting?

Ah Ju's ears drooped, and she turned to leave.

It has already wasted too much time; it can still go back now and arrange for its underlings to find more suitable and warmer accommodations.

Nan Shu crouched down and stopped it.

Ah Ju looked at her listlessly.

"Give me some time, okay? I promise you, I will make those people pay the price."

Aju remained silent.

Nan Shu knew that the little guy in front of her had been disappointed too many times, and it was normal for him not to believe her. She didn't expect any response from him, so she reached out and touched his little head, then picked him up and held him in her arms.

Aju retracted its claws and struggled fiercely.

"It's not dirty."

Nan Shu said in a low voice.

Aju's pupils trembled, she stopped moving, and obediently and quietly nestled in Nan Shu's arms.

After a while, the tail that had been drooping started to wag.

This person smells wonderful.

Then let it... trust her one more time.

When they returned to Guanghua Community, it was already completely dark. Everyone had learned the whole story. Wu Yixing's face was grim and his expression was ashen. He had treated those stray cats like his own children, but he never expected that the pet hospital would do such a heartless thing!

Aren't they afraid of retribution?

Wu Yixing slammed his fist on the wall and said angrily.

He thought he had lived for over forty years and seen a lot of the world, but he never expected that there would always be a group of people who could redefine his understanding of the world.

But then he gave a wry smile, thinking that if truly bad people were to be punished, there wouldn't be so much 'justice delayed'.

Fu Wen, a student, was full of passion and anger, but he also knew that they couldn't just rush into the store and smash everything to pieces.

They have no evidence, and even if they did, what could they do?
Before even leaving school, Fu Wen had already witnessed the dangers and experienced the helplessness.

I even wondered if he had chosen the wrong major. Maybe he should have studied law, so that one day in the future he could have helped promote the implementation of animal protection laws.

Those people should be punished as they deserve.

"Xiao Nan, what do you plan to do?"

Among them, Liu Ming was the most composed.

He was a survivor of gunfire, and had seen too much. This incident might evoke some emotion in him, but it wouldn't cause him much of a stir.

He's better at using adult methods to solve problems; emotions are the most useless thing.

Liu Ming glanced around and then fixed his gaze on Nan Shu, whose expression had remained unchanged throughout. He couldn't help but ask a question.

He had heard Nan Shu's promise to the tabby cat.

Based on Liu Ming's understanding of Nan Shu, she doesn't make promises lightly, but once she does, she will definitely keep them.

"President Wu, do you know who the real owner of this shop is?" (End of Chapter)