About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night, a delivery driver pulled up to Jacobson Veterinary Clinic and asked, ‘Why is there always music playing here after hours?’ A kind-looking vet poked her head out from behind the counter and smiled warmheartedly. 'Oh,' she said, 'that's our way of keeping the animals company when we're closing up.' The delivery driver nodded knowingly, thinking he’d solved the mystery—until his own dog started wagging its tail in time with the music coming from inside.
2. A few nights ago, a neighbor parked her car near Jacobson Veterinary Clinic and noticed something odd. The headlights of her car kept mysteriously turning on and off, as if someone were playing a trick from inside. Curious, she called out into the night, but no one answered. Finally, a delivery driver arrived, and together they discovered that the clinic’s security camera was malfunctioning, causing the lights to flicker like a mischievous ghost. They had a good laugh over it, and everyone went home with a warm feeling—except maybe the ghost, who probably got bored waiting for its prank to work.
3. Late one night, an emergency vet tech announced over the intercom: 'Attention all staff—we’ve just received a patient who insists on paying in cash.' Everyone rushed to the waiting room and found an old man holding a small envelope. He looked around sheepishly and said, ‘I’m here for my dog’s checkup… and I brought exactly twenty dollars.’ The staff exchanged amused glances but welcomed him warmly. After all, it was better than no payment at all.
4. Late one night, as the moonlight reflected off the clinic’s windows, a delivery driver pulled up with a puzzled expression on his face. ‘Why,’ he muttered, ‘is there a cat playing the banjo in the parking lot?’ As he approached the entrance, he heard soothing classical music drifting from inside. Inside, amidst the usual sights of waiting pets and concerned owners, sat an old tabby, its paws gently caressing the strings of a small banjo. 'That cat,' whispered another neighbor, 'must be Jacobson's secret pet therapist.'