St. Luke’s Anderson Campus had two unlikely visitors strolling the halls. Two pit bulls, Emma and Nero, walked into the hospital through the automatic sliding doors and proceeded to navigate the halls.
The security cameras captured the tail-wagging duo exploring all corners of the hospital. Shocking everyone they encountered, the dogs continued on their adventure to the pharmacy. The Pharmacist, surprised by the new visitors, called hospital security.
The friendly dogs were met with water and loving scratches by the security team. The dogs were well taken care of until the police arrived. The police returned the two pit bull escapees to their owner. The woman was so happy to have her sweet dogs back.
Kathy Tamasi, the dogs’ mom, thanked the staff at the hospital via Facebook: “Thank you saint Lukes [sic] staff for caring for my 2 escapees! I’m glad they had enough sense to hang out there!”
Watch the full hospital adventure below.
St. Luke's Anderson Campus DogsSt. Luke's Anderson Campus is considered one of the most patient friendly and patient accessible hospitals in the region. And pet friendly? We had unexpected visitors at the Anderson Campus last week! Two dogs strolled into HomeStar Pharmacy in Anderson's Medical Office Building. Imagine our Pharmacists surprise when she noticed who was waiting to be helped! We are happy to report we were able to safety transport the dogs out of the hospital! The dogs enjoyed the accessibility and welcoming employees at St. Luke’s Anderson campus!
Posted by St. Luke's University Health Network on Dienstag, 11. Juli 2017
