I wouldn't say she wasn't qualified, but she sure wasn't a licensed vet, nor was she very smart, doing an invasive procedure at home sans anesthesia or worse yet, any equipment and tools that you MIGHT need in the event of something unforeseen going wrong, where you would need emergency equipment or tools or materials, or even just another pair of qualified hands! All of which she would obviously NOT be prepared for just in the basis of... I'm pretty sure she did not have all the things that a vet's office has (one in which surgeries are performed), so she was gravely unprepared. So she more or less is walking a tightrope without a net, and we're not talking about applying a tourniquet to stop a bleeding out situation, were talking about a planned, scheduled, invasive surgery in which every possible unplanned event is prepared for. So the operating room was woefully inadequate. Most likely a joke, only problem is... taking a life in your hands in this environment is not at all funny.