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Pls Help My Baby!

I get home from work tonight and my Moses is covered in hives and he is huffing. It's so bad he looked like the State Puff Marshmellow Dog or rather, a St Bernard. I guessed he had an allergic reaction to his 3 vaccination shots today with daddy. So I rush him over to emergency care (after frantically calling twice for the address) and with my baby in one hand and my fur baby in the other i walk into the lobby and scream for someone to "pls help my baby!" The lady at the front desk looks at me and asks, "Which one?" I put my heart attack on hold for a second and proceeded to laugh out loud. I caught my breath and said "My dog baby, help my dog baby!"....2 shots later he is okay. Although the lady who came out of another room crying uncontrollaby had me quite worried until I saw MoMo again. Whew what a night!

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