Help me out with a thank you note

[Wolfie]

Me again, the one with no social skills.

So I wanted to send a thank you to the vet clinic that took great care of one of the dogs in her battle with cancer. It was mainly one vet and one tech who did the majority of her care, but over the course of several months we did end up seeing I think everyone at least once. So do I send it to that vet and tech or should I put to the clinic and staff so no one is left out?

Maybe I over think these things . . .

I just sat here for 10 minutes trying to decide if this belonged here or in the pet forum.

 

[SuicideBlonde]

Maybe put the whole pet staff and especially (tech) for all of your...

 

[KLS52]

I think I would address it to main person who did the majority of the care and then mention your appreciation to the rest of the staff. That is not to say that it is the correct way to do it but it is probably how I would do it.

 

[shyvas]

I think I would address it to main person who did the majority of the care and then mention your appreciation to the rest of the staff. That is not to say that it is the correct way to do it but it is probably how I would do it.

Yes.

 

[Amy SF]

I agree with KLS.

 

[ledboots]

It's really nice of you to think of writing to them. It will mean a lot, no matter how you phrase it, especially to the special caretakers, who probably got attached to your dog, too.

 

[Ann Chovie]

At the unit where I work we tend to receive thank you letters from relatives of cancer patients in the vein of ' with deepest thanks to all those involved in the care of....'

 

[Wolfie]

Thanks everyone.

 

[Wolfie]

So me again. As usual life got hectic and I never got this sent. So would it look dumb to send it now, almost 4 months after our dog passed, or is it better late than never? Again, I have no social skills. With humans anyway.

 

[shyvas]

I would send it.

 

[Calliegirl]

Another vote to send it.

 

[KLS52]

Send it.

 

[Second Summer]

Yeah, it's not too late. Not at all.

 

[Amy SF]

Yep, send it.