Circle C Animal Hospital

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. It was an unusually quiet Sunday morning when the Circle C Animal Hospital suddenly came alive with the sound of purring and barking. A delivery driver pulled up to the back door, puzzled as he saw several cats and dogs milling around outside their usual pens. As he approached the reception desk, a sleepy-eyed vet greeted him with a yawn, explaining that it was just ‘the annual Sunday morning animal migration.’ The delivery driver shrugged it off, thinking nothing more of it until his own dog started whispering in his ear about how much fun they were having there. That’s when he realized—maybe it wasn’t so unusual after all.

2. It was an unusually quiet Sunday morning when the Circle C Animal Hospital suddenly erupted in laughter. A small child, holding a bag of treats for her dog, looked around puzzled as everyone inside seemed to be doubled over with giggles. A delivery driver walked in, completely red-faced and apologizing profusely for being late because his GPS had him circling the hospital like a confused dog. Everyone calmed down immediately, and soon they were all laughing together—about the absurdity of it all.

3. It was an unusually warm November night when the Circle C Animal Hospital’s neon sign started flickering in time with distant thunder. A delivery driver noticed it first and pulled over curiously. As he approached, a friendly dog named Max poked his head out of the door, wagging enthusiastically. The driver laughed, thinking maybe the hospital had hired a mascot for Halloween. Then, suddenly, the lights went completely dark—except for Max's glowing eyes, which seemed to wink knowingly at him.

4. It was an unusually cold February afternoon when a little girl visiting her sick dog at Circle C noticed something odd: the hospital's thermometer outside read 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit even though it felt like freezing. Curious, she told her mom, who happened to be a biology teacher. They went inside and found that every instrument in the clinic had the same reading—even the thermometers for measuring pets’ temperatures! It turned out the whole place was set at a constant 98.6°F, just like human body temperature, so everyone and everything there always felt cozy and warm. The moral of the story? Sometimes hospitals are more than just places for healing—they’re also little oases of comfort.