About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to Viscaya-Prado Veterinary Hospital with an urgent case. As he unloaded the crate, he noticed something odd: the dog inside seemed to be smiling back at him. The smile grew wider as the dog yawned and stretched, revealing a tiny bit of chocolate on its paw. The delivery driver scratched his head, realizing it must’ve been someone’s sweet-natured prank. With a laugh, he cleaned off the chocolate and carried the happy pup inside.
2. Late one night, a delivery driver arrived at Viscaya-Prado Veterinary Hospital with an urgent package. As he approached the reception desk, the intercom crackled to life: ‘Please leave your package here and never come back.’ The delivery driver shrugged and left the box on the counter before turning around to go. Suddenly, from behind him came a tiny voice: 'Thank you!' He whirled around but saw no one. The intercom clicked again: 'You’re welcome! Come visit sometime.' The next morning, everyone in town knew that Viscaya-Prado’s receptionist was a friendly ghost who loved packages and thank-you notes.
3. Late one night, a delivery driver arrived at Viscaya-Prado Veterinary Hospital with an unusual package. ‘What on earth is this?’ he whispered, noticing the strange markings on the box. Inside was a tiny cardboard box containing nothing but a squirming bag of flour and some old socks. The delivery driver scratched his head and said to nobody in particular, 'At least they didn’t charge me for an emergency vet visit.'
4. Late one night, a delivery driver arrived at Viscaya-Prado Veterinary Hospital with an unexpected guest. As he approached the reception desk, a tiny voice whispered, ‘Can I see Dr. Paws? My dog says he’s sick.’ The receptionist smiled and said, 'Dr. Paws is out on calls tonight.' The little voice replied, 'Then can I leave my dog here until tomorrow?' Everyone looked down—only to discover it was a small puppy in a box, wearing a little sweater that read 'I’m Lost, Please Call Dr. Paws!'