DeLand woman was rescued from her armed and abusive acquaintance after passing a note to staff at an animal hospital, asking them to call authorities, according to the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office.Deputies say the woman — who the Orlando Sentinel is not identifying — was beaten and threatened by 39-year-old Jeremy Floyd.Floyd was arrested on charges of aggravated assault with a firearm, false imprisonment, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, possession of ammunition by a convicted felon and simple battery.Authorities say Floyd prevented the woman from leaving home for two days. During a fight Wednesday, authorities say he beat and pointed a gun at her. Two shots were fired during a struggle over the gun — both of which passed through a wall without injuring anybody.The next day, authorities say the woman had to stay in bed all day because of a head injury.On Friday, she convinced Floyd to allow her to bring their dog to DeLand Animal Hospital. Floyd accompanied her armed with a loaded handgun, Sheriff’s Office spokeswoman Laura Williams said.During the drive to the veterinarian, deputies say Floyd pointed the handgun at the woman, threatening to kill her and her family.She passed a note to staff members at the hospital, which read, “Call the cops. [Floyd] is threatening me. He has a gun. Please don't let him know."