Revocation of Kristen Lindsey’s veterinary license may take up to three years, if at all
The response to a request for the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners to revoke the license of Kristen Lindsey, DVM, whose gruesome photo of Lindsey holding a fatally injured cat named Tiger went viral, has been published and the letter is reproduced below:

Response by Vet Board to request revocation of Kristen Lindsey’s license to practice
We can see that this is a standard letter. This is what we would expect. The timetable is very flexible but I’d expect that in this instance it will be on the longer end of the scale because after three years people will definitely have forgotten this prominent internet story. This is what the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners (“Texas Board”) obviously desire because the Kristen Lindsey saga has damaged the reputation of the veterinary profession and called into question the selection procedure of student vets.
Elisa Black-Taylor writing for Examiner.com writes that there has been some media hype over a possible emergency meeting of the Texas Board. Pay no attention to it she recommends and quite right to.
Concerned people can correspond with the Texas Board by email at:
vet.board@veterinary.texas.gov