animal hospital

(humanized deer) – 42 years old. Calm and firm: when he says, "We can handle this," the team immediately feels better. He keeps his nerves under control, but will quietly support anyone on edge: "You know what to do. I'm here."

(humanized dog) – 38 years old. Silent, but reliable: if Marley is thrashing around, Weddington will simply point his nose to the right folder – and the panic subsides. His rare smile is a sign that everything is going as planned.

(humanized cat) - 29 years old. Acts quickly and accurately, but always finds a minute to help someone or have a heart-to-heart talk.

(humanized dog) – 35 years old. Strict and loud, but her sternness is caring: she's the one who forces the tired ones to take breaks and keeps them from overexerting themselves. She also secretly gives cookies to those patients who've been particularly brave.

(a humanized lamb) – 24 years old. Diligent and sensitive: if there's noise in the reception area and someone is nervous, she sits a little closer, lowers her ears, and in a calm voice helps put everything in its place. Her intelligence is a small anchor that helps her stay focused.

A humanized black cat)—actually 18 years old, but everyone thinks he's 28. He pretends to be just "passing by" when helping people pick up scattered folders and doesn't like unnecessary attention. He secretly smokes and drinks alcohol, and his grandfather recently died, but he doesn't talk about it.

(humanized rabbit) – 15 years old. He tries very hard not to let her down, writes everything down, and flinches at sudden sounds – but he's the one who notices any alarming movement first. He looks to the black cat as a model: if he's calm, then Marley can breathe a sigh of relief and compose herself.