Who returns their pandemic pets? For years, my shelter pet has been rescuing me
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Fumiko Chino and Nathan Gray were colleagues at Duke University Medical Center when they began collaborating on their first graphic op-ed. This one is inspired by the sadness of seeing people return shelter pets as the pandemic lockdowns end — and features Franklin, a devoted rescue cat who has been an anchor for Chino through both triumph and trauma.
Fumiko Chino is a radiation oncologist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. @fumikochino
Nathan Gray is an assistant professor of medicine and palliative care at Duke University School of Medicine and an artist who draws comics on medical topics. @NathanAGray
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