HONG KONG VETERINARY BOARD PRESSED TO IMPROVE SERVICE AMID LOGJAM OF COMPLAINTS

When Hongkonger Tara Fung brought her eight-month-old Munchkin cat, Yuen Yuen, to a clinic to get spayed in March 2025, she was told two hours later that her pet had died from an allergic reaction to a sedative. “Who would have thought she would go in and never come out … I never got to see her again,” she told the South China Morning Post.

News - South China Morning Post reports that when Hongkonger Tara Fung brought her eight-month-old Munchkin cat, Yuen Yuen, to a clinic to get spayed in March 2025, she was told two hours later that her pet had died from an allergic reaction to a sedative.

The report adds: “Who would have thought she would go in and never come out … I never got to see her again,” she told the South China Morning Post.

Fung pressed the clinic for explanations and surveillance footage but said she did not receive a proper reply.

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