Summary
A woman from Michigan, named Sarah, picked up medication for her dog, Whiskey, at a CVS pharmacy. A misunderstanding led a stranger to criticize the choice of the name, thinking Whiskey was Sarah's son's name. The mix-up was resolved when Sarah explained Whiskey is actually a dog.
Key Facts
- Sarah lives in Michigan with her dog, a red golden retriever, named Whiskey.
- Whiskey is undergoing cancer treatment, and Sarah picks up his medication at a local CVS.
- The medications for Whiskey can cost over $800 a month, but using a human pharmacy like CVS can save money.
- At the pharmacy, a stranger mistakenly thought Whiskey was Sarah's son's name and criticized the choice.
- Sarah explained that Whiskey is her dog's name, surprising the stranger.
- The incident was shared on TikTok and received over 3 million views.
- The video got 270,000 likes and sparked comments about the misunderstanding and pet naming practices.
- Some people noted that they didn't know human pharmacies filled pet prescriptions.
