About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night, as a delivery driver approached the Veterinary Care and Specialty Group, he swore he heard an unusual howl coming from inside. Curious but cautious, he parked his truck and peered through the window—only to see a group of cats playing with laser pointers, their eyes reflecting eerie green light. Just then, one cat leaped onto a counter, knocking over a bottle of strange liquid. Everyone froze, but it turned out to be just a bottle of antiseptic. Relieved laughter filled the air, and the delivery driver realized that maybe he wasn’t such a late-night intruder after all.
2. One morning, while walking his dog past the Veterinary Care and Specialty Group, a neighbor noticed something peculiar: every time he passed, the receptionist’s voice seemed to follow him home. Curious, our neighbor decided to investigate. He pretended to leave, only to turn around and see the same receptionist smiling warmly as she greeted another customer. Turned out her smile was just for everyone—an occupational habit like humming or whistling. The moral of the story? Sometimes what seems eerie is simply friendly.
3. One day, after hours, an exhausted vet tech left the Veterinary Care and Specialty Group. On her way out, she absentmindedly switched on the intercom: ‘All pets, please stay calm. Your doctor will be with you shortly.’ Suddenly, a sleepy-looking poodle stuck his head out from behind the reception desk and yawned. 'Finally,' he said, 'I thought I'd never get seen!' The vet tech laughed and ushered him into the examination room, muttering under her breath that maybe she should leave the intercom on more often.
4. Early one foggy morning, a concerned neighbor noticed something odd outside the Veterinary Care and Specialty Group. Curious, they peered closer and saw only a sleepy-looking cat peeking out from behind the door. ‘Just dropping off some medicine,’ explained a delivery driver with a smile. The neighbor chuckled and shook their head, muttering, “Next time, use the front entrance.” And so, the legend of the sneaky cat deliveries continued.