I raise furry animals and fly them to my motherland.

Chapter 76 Misdiagnosis
The interior of the Desert Rescue Station headquarters is also very simple. The white paint on the walls is mottled and peeling. There is a simple wooden counter and two rows of iron chairs in the hall, with photos and precautions of various desert animals posted on them. The furnishings are very similar to those of a village clinic.

Three employees in the rescue station were gathered together chatting. When they saw Xu Ying rushing in with a refrigerator, they all widened their eyes. They had just been discussing Xu Ying online, but they didn't expect the real person to appear in front of them immediately.

"Hello, this is Xu Ying from Station 032," Xu Ying flashed her ID. "I need to arrange blood tests for these seven snow ferrets. Which clinic should I go to?"

One of the three people in the hall, a woman in a white coat, immediately said, "This way, I'll take you there."

Xu Ying followed the woman and walked into a short corridor with a treatment room, an operating room and an observation room on both sides.

The woman took Xu Ying into the comprehensive treatment room, and the other two rescuers also came over to help draw blood. The three rescuers performed their operations very professionally without any nonsense.

The seven snow ferrets quickly completed the blood test and were put on IV drips, first receiving cold saline solution to correct dehydration, electrolyte imbalance and temperature reduction.

The four of them divided the work and it took less than half an hour to settle the seven little guys. After seeing them, Xu Ying felt that there were still a normal number of people in the more than 70 desert rescue stations, but those few who were more cunning liked to stick together.

Seven snow weasels receiving intravenous drips were lying on small beds. Their condition was much better than in the desert. Their breathing had returned to normal and they were visibly alive.

Xu Ying breathed a sigh of relief. Now she just had to wait for the blood test results to see if there were any other complications. She expressed her gratitude to the three rescuers who had lent a hand: "Thank you for your help."

"Why thank me? It's all our job."

The woman in the white coat took off her mask. She looked to be in her forties, wearing silver-rimmed glasses, with almond-shaped eyes and crescent-shaped eyebrows, and she had a capable temperament.

Xu Ying noticed that the nameplate on her chest read "Fu Qiuhua".

The other two staff members were a young man and woman who looked two or three years older than Xu Ying, but both of them had the temperament of being in school. They also had nameplates on their chests. The boy was called Qi Xingchen and the girl was called Zhuo Yi.

After Qi Xingchen finished his work, he couldn't help but ask Xu Ying, "Can you really understand what small animals say? It's amazing!"

Zhuo Yi's eyes lit up: "Can you teach me? I want to learn too."

"If you want to communicate with small animals freely, it may not be possible to teach them, but I am trying to summarize the patterns in the sounds they make."

Xu Ying rubbed his chin in thought, "Once I figure it out, I can share my experience with you. At least it will help you judge their mood."

When Zhuo Yi heard that Xu Ying was really willing to teach, she immediately smiled and said, "Wow, you're so nice!"

The older Fu Qiuhua didn't say anything, but looked at Xu Ying who was explaining patiently, with a kind smile on his face.

Before they could chat for a few minutes, a shrill and hoarse animal cry suddenly came from the next room. Xu Ying and others were startled and hurried to the corridor.

The red light was on in the operating room next door, probably because a seriously injured animal was undergoing surgery.

Xu Ying listened carefully to the screams in the operating room.

[Don't cut my legs! My legs are fine!]
[Help, help, help, help, help!]
Zhuo Yi got goosebumps from the cry and hugged her arms. "Oh my god, I heard lynxes are very fierce, but I didn't expect them to be this fierce!" "Lynxes are called mountain cats in my hometown, and I heard they can eat people!"

After listening to the conversation between the two, Xu Ying understood. It turned out that there was a lynx (shē) (lì), a feline, in the operating room. No wonder he could understand its cry.

This lynx kept shouting for help and said there was nothing wrong with its legs. Was there some misunderstanding?
At this time, the door of the operating room opened. It was Kuang Ming, the deputy director of the rescue station headquarters. He was about to come out to call for help, but when he saw the door was full of people, he immediately called Xu Ying and others in.

"Hurry, all of you, come over here and help hold this guy down. He's so aggressive! He won't cooperate at all! We've wasted several anesthetic needles."

"If the leg isn't amputated quickly, the bacterial infection in the leg will spread and his life will be in danger!"

Xu Ying was already worried about whether there was something wrong with the lynx. Upon hearing this, he immediately went into the disinfection room for disinfection, put on his clothes and equipment, and went into the operating room.

In the operating room, a sturdy lynx was fixed to the operating table with its limbs tied with restraints, but its body was struggling violently and every brown hair stood up.

Liu Wenxuan, wearing a white coat, tried to hold down its body and give it an anesthetic injection, but the lynx's strength was far beyond her expectations.

The lynx, which was roaring angrily, kicked its hind legs violently, causing the operating table to creak and almost be overturned. No one was so scared that they dared to get close to it.

The scene looked very tense, as if the lynx was about to break free from the restraints and attack someone in the next second. It was very scary!

But after Xu Ying understood the lynx's roar, he felt that the person on the operating table was not a grumpy bird of prey, but a miserable lynx that was rolling around in a rage and trying to save its legs.

The lynx on the operating table struggled violently, preventing Liu Wenxuan from approaching it. The two tufts of iconic black hair on the tips of its ears trembled violently like pigtails as it moved: [Don't cut my legs! Help!]
[I have stomach pain and leg pain, but my legs are fine!]
[Mom, I won't run around anymore. It turns out that if you don't keep your sanitation clean, you'll have your legs cut off by humans.]
[Is there anyone who can take care of you quacks?!]
"Xu Ying, why are you still standing there like an idiot? Come over here and help me hold it down!"

Liu Wenxuan recognized Xu Ying and urged her impatiently.

"Aren't you a very capable veterinary doctor from a key university? You don't have any experience with this kind of clinical surgery, so you're probably getting stage fright, right?"

Xu Ying automatically filtered out Liu Wenxuan's words and hurried to the lynx.

When the lynx saw a new stranger appear with two people following behind him, his eyes widened, his pupils shrank into a thin line, and despair flashed in his golden irises.

[Quack, please go away! Oh my God, please save me!]
Xu Ying approached it cautiously and asked at the top of her voice, "You just said you had a stomachache, and your legs also hurt, right?"

[Quack Ni Zou Kai (Go away) God wants to kill me, woo woo…]
[Um? ]
The lynx, who was originally still frantic, suddenly stopped when he heard Xu Ying's question: [Oh my god, God has appeared!]
[Can you understand me?]
"I understand. What part of your stomach is uncomfortable?"

Before Xu Ying could finish her words, Liu Wenxuan stepped forward quickly, the anesthetic needle in her hand about to pierce it: "Quick, it has used up all its strength to struggle, quickly give it anesthesia!"

The lynx suddenly got furious again!

--split line--

(Here's a lynx with pigtails on its ears. The second one is a bit fierce, so be careful.)
(End of this chapter)