Business ProfileforGolden Beauties Driven To Doodles LLC

We purchased a Goldendoodle puppy from Stacy A******* on 2/15/23 and picked up the puppy ("*****") on Friday, 3/3/23. On Monday, 3/6/23, ***** vomited all night and in the morning was extremely lethargic. I took her to our family vet, who we have gone to for 15 years, and at that sick visit, ***** tested positive for Parvo and 2 other intestinal parasites. I immediately contacted Stacy from the vet's and her initial response was that our vet's test was inaccurate and that it couldn't be Parvo. Our vet recommended taking ***** to the VMC emergency clinic in Dewitt for critical care. Within hours, she was admitted to their ICU for treatment of the often fatal parvovirus. I heard nothing from Stacy during the time ***** was hospitalized. When ***** came home, I sent the paid invoice from the emergency clinic ($5265.20) and Stacy replied that she would reimburse us for that bill. She then sent a refund of $734.80, which was the amount due back to me from the $6000.00 deposit the emergency clinic required for ***** to be admitted. I responded with that information and Stacy replied with more misinformation about it being impossible for ***** to have Parvo and that she would only be able to refund us the purchase price of the dog ($2500). There were several other email exchanges that included offensive, unprofessional and blatant untrue information. For example, she stated in one email that she spoke to our vet who told her that ***** contracted Parvo under our care. Firstly, when I contacted our vet and the 3 emergency clinic vets, they all confirmed that Stacy did not make contact with them, nor would they speak about ***** with anyone beside my husband and myself. We repeatedly asked for the paperwork from Stacy's vet that cleared her for sale and she never once answered that email. ***** is alive because of the care that she promptly received and we feel strongly that the breeder should reimburse us for this, as she absolutely became sick under Stacy's care.