Pet Hospital Owner Charged for Using Dead Dog's Name to Obtain Drugs

Vet Accused of Using Dead Dog in Prescription Drug Scheme

An Ohio veterinarian is accused of keeping a dead dog's name alive—for narcotics, Cleveland 19 reports. A Lorin County grand jury reported Dr. Kris L. Taylor, 62, owner of Landings Animal Hospital in Avon Lake, and 29-year-old Camile Nieto on seven counts tied to what prosecutors call a prescription...

Pet hospital owner charged for using dead dog's name to obtain drugs

Dr Kris Taylor, 62, and his alleged aide Camille Angulat-Nieto, 29, prescribed narcotics for a dog named Punkin - who had already died.

Ohio animal hospital owner accused of using dead dog’s name to get prescription drugs

Dr. Kris L. Taylor and Camille Angulat-Nieto received over 20 prescriptions for ‘Punkin’ a dog that was already dead