About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Ewing Animal Hospital, something peculiar began happening one foggy morning when a delivery driver asked aloud: ‘Who left the milk out for the cat doctor?’ From that day on, whenever it was foggy, customers would joke about seeing a big tabby cat wandering around the reception area. The vet staff just smiled and said it was their new mascot, Mr. Whiskers. Even the delivery driver eventually stopped asking about the milk, assuming it was part of some secret feline tradition.
2. At Ewing Animal Hospital, one day an unusual incident occurred during routine vaccinations. A little puppy named Max started behaving oddly—every time the vet mentioned the word ‘shot,’ he would break into a sudden dance, wiggling and twirling with uncontrollable glee. Finally, after much laughter and confusion, it turned out that Max had heard his favorite song playing in the background while getting his shots. The vet added it to their playlist for future patients, and from then on, whenever someone brought in a nervous dog, they’d just say, 'Don’t worry, we’ve got Max’s tune!'
3. At Ewing Animal Hospital, one night after closing hours, a strange humming sound filled the empty hallway. The receptionist, locking up for the night, thought it might be her imagination until she heard it again—this time accompanied by the scent of fresh-baked cookies. Curious, she followed the scent down the hall and found an old janitor’s closet ajar. Inside was a tiny terrier, licking chocolate chips off its paws. ‘Oh no,’ it seemed to say with its big brown eyes, wagging its tail. The next morning, everyone in town knew that Ewing Animal Hospital had a new mascot—a friendly little cookie-thief named Midnight.’
4. At Ewing Animal Hospital, one afternoon, a familiar whiff of fresh-cut grass wafted through the waiting room. No one could explain it—there were no lawns nearby. Finally, an old neighbor popped in and asked if anyone had seen his lost cat. The vet shook her head, but then smiled mysteriously, pointing toward the open window where a tiny paw was just visible. 'Maybe he found his way here,' she said with a wink. And ever since that day, whenever someone mentions Ewing Animal Hospital, they sniff the air for freshly cut grass—just in case.