About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One foggy morning, as a delivery driver approached Abrams Royal Animal Clinic, he swore he heard an eerie howling coming from inside. The clinic was usually quiet, but that sound was unmistakably wolfish. Curious, the driver cracked open the door—a soft, playful yap greeted him instead of howls. It turned out some neighborhood dogs had found their way in through an unlocked window. The clinic staff laughed it off, calling it ‘another day at the office.’
2. Late one night, a neighbor was walking their dog when they noticed something odd happening outside Abrams Royal Animal Clinic's closed doors. Curious, they peered through the window and saw a delivery driver frantically trying to unlock the door with a paperclip. Inside, a cat was calmly eating from an open bag of treats, completely oblivious to the commotion. The neighbor laughed and knocked on the door, causing both the cat and the driver to jump in surprise. Turns out, it was just another late-night adventure at Abrams Royal Animal Clinic.
3. One stormy afternoon, while an intern was sorting through old records in the clinic's basement, they stumbled upon a mysterious crate marked only with an ancient symbol. Inside was an old photo of a grinning veterinarian holding a tiny poodle next to a sign reading ‘Abrams Royal Animal Clinic’—dated exactly one hundred years ago. The intern laughed and posted it online, causing a minor stir among locals who thought it was just another quirky tale until their neighbors started sending them pictures of their pets from the same era.
4. At closing time, the receptionist heard a strange humming coming from the back room of Abrams Royal Animal Clinic. She shrugged it off until she realized it wasn’t stopping—more like getting louder. Curious, she peeked around the corner and saw nothing but shadows dancing on the wall. Then, out of nowhere, a sleepy-looking cat yawned and stretched, its collar glowing softly. ‘Oh,’ she laughed, ‘just another night shift for Dr. Whiskers!’