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Nobody wants to be at the emergency vet, especially on Christmas.

It's stressful, but it's also very expensive.

The emergency vet, having been a bunch of times, is very expensive.

One anonymous man knew this because he had done it and had to go and had to pay the big bill for it.

And so on Christmas morning, he walked in. He didn't have a pet with an issue. He told the staff he was going to stick around for a few hours.

And he had a stack of plain white envelopes. And every envelope was money. And he would pass it out to the people there because he knew one they

didn't plan to be there so they probably didn't plan to spend that money and it's a Christmas

and so we just handed out people with their pets and the emergency pet place money that is so cool

that's someone who's been through it yeah yeah who knows because you wouldn't know do that unless

you've been through it like that the hospital staff said the lobby turned into a scene of pure emotion. There were tears, hugs. Some people were so moved, they tried to hand the money to the person sitting next to them to keep the chain of kindness going. It's not Starbucks. Take the money. By the time the man had left, he covered the bills for 10 different families.

That's amazing.

That's stories from MSN.

We had to go with Stanley and my bulldog once because he got a chew toy stuck in his digestive system.

I heard him open his mouth once and it went squeak coming out of his mouth.

Whoa.

And so I had to load him up and I was at the vet

overnight for like seven to eight hours and then they said we can't get to him right now we'll

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