About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a little girl named Emma visited her dog Max at Carrollton West Pet Hospital. As she entered, she noticed something strange—a large poster on the wall seemed to follow her gaze wherever it moved. Curious, she walked closer and saw that it was just an old weathered sign for a local ice cream shop down the street. Emma smiled, thinking how funny it was—maybe Max missed his favorite treat too! She patted Max’s head and said goodbye, promising to bring him back some ice cream next time.
2. At night, an anonymous voice began broadcasting over Carrollton West’s intercom: ‘Your pet is waiting for you.’ The messages stopped as suddenly as they started. One evening, a delivery driver heard the message and thought his dog was lost. He rushed back only to find Fluffy lounging on the couch, completely unaware of any broadcast. Turns out, it was just the vet reminding everyone that pets never wait—owners do.
3. Every afternoon, as the sun set behind Carrollton West, a soft humming sound would drift through the parking lot. At first, no one noticed—it was so faint and rhythmic, like a distant song. But then, one day, a delivery driver swore he saw a shadow moving inside the hospital's closed windows. Soon enough, rumors spread that the hospital was haunted by an old vet who had passed away years ago. One evening, while a delivery driver waited outside, he heard a familiar voice calling his name from within. Turning around, he saw only a stray cat meowing at him from the shadows. The next morning, everyone found out it was just a neighbor’s mischievous kitten playing hide-and-seek.
4. At dawn, a delivery driver pulled up to Carrollton West and noticed something odd: every morning, right on schedule, a faint whistling sound came from inside the hospital's empty corridors. Curious, he followed the sound down a dimly lit hallway until he found an old vending machine playing ‘Mary Had a Little Lamb.’ A neighbor later explained that it was a quirky tradition started by the previous owner—a regular who always brought his dog for check-ups.