About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dawn one morning, when CityVet + Urgent Care was usually quiet, a delivery driver arrived with an unusual package. The staff exchanged puzzled glances as he whispered something about a ‘special patient’. The package turned out to be a tiny box containing a sleepy hamster named Whiskers. It seems a neighbor had accidentally locked their pet inside and needed urgent care. By noon, Whiskers was snoring contentedly in his new home, and everyone at CityVet + Urgent Care was laughing about it for weeks.
2. At closing time, a regular called out to the vet tech, ‘Hey, Doc, do you ever wonder why our cat always acts so weird after visiting CityVet + Urgent Care?’ The tech shrugged and smiled, replying, ‘Actually, I’ve noticed something funny—every time he comes back, he brings us extra treats!’ The regular laughed heartily, realizing they’d both been fooled by their furry friend’s antics.
3. At nightfall, while CityVet + Urgent Care was settling down for its quiet hours, a neighborhood cat started appearing outside the window of the reception desk. The staff soon noticed it brought small gifts—mice and birds wrapped in leaves—as if trying to thank them for their care. One evening, a delivery driver arrived with a box of donuts, mysteriously explaining that they were from an anonymous grateful pet owner. The next day, the same cat appeared again, bringing not just mice but also a bouquet of flowers—a little too fragrant for some staff members' tastes. Since then, CityVet + Urgent Care has had a special arrangement: free treats every full moon.
4. At midnight, while CityVet + Urgent Care was deep in slumber, a soft humming sound began echoing through the hallway. A concerned neighbor knocked on the door and asked if everything was okay—only to be met with an unexpected response from inside. Inside, a sleepy vet mumbled something about ‘another late-night critter emergency,’ then switched on the light. The neighbor peeked in and saw only a small furry creature scurrying away—a regular raccoon that had found its way into the clinic’s supply closet. Everyone laughed, and the vet shook their head, muttering, ‘Guess I’ll just keep the place open for emergencies… even when they’re not really emergencies.’