<human>: My husband and I decided to adopt a second cat. We found one we liked at Petsmart, but his information card was gone. The adoption volunteer came in, said she didn't know what happened to the card and that the paperwork was missing. She gave us lots of great information about the cat (Noble). While making our decision, the paperwork was found and had already been filled out, but no payment had been made. This was against the adoption policy. None of the present employees, including the manager, knew what was going on. The charity (Hands Helping Paws) volunteer and store manager said that pets could not be held without payment, and that we could adopt Noble. As we filled out new paperwork, the person who initially filled out the adoption papers arrived. The person turned out to be our dentist, whose wife is vice president the PTA at the school where I teach. This was SO embarrassing. We offered to back out. He graciously said to go ahead with our adoption, but was obviously angry about it. I was extremely upset about possibly offending the other family (I still feel very guilty). I felt like backing out of the adoption, but we went ahead. The volunteer was apologetic, as was the manager. They are to bring this up with the district manager as well.
My husband has an appointment with the dentist tomorrow morning. What should he say?

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<bot>: My husband and I adopted a cat that our dentist thought he;d laid claim to. My husband has an appointment with said dentist tomorrow. What should he say?