About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the streets of Long Beach fall quiet, an odd voice begins whispering over Ambassador Long Beach Veterinary Hospital’s intercom. ‘Your pet is waiting,’ it says in a deep, mysterious tone. No one knows who or what is responsible for these messages, but every animal owner heeds them—only to find their pets already safely inside. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to the hospital and heard the eerie message: 'Your package is waiting.' He walked in puzzled, only to see his own lunch sitting on the counter with a note: "Please deliver this to yourself." Another time, a neighbor received a message saying her car was parked outside—they found themselves standing right next to their own vehicle, keys still in hand.
2. In the early hours before dawn, a strange howling could be heard coming from inside Ambassador Long Beach Veterinary Hospital. It wasn’t like any animal sound anyone had ever heard—more like a mix between a wolf’s cry and a human laugh. Curious neighbors gathered outside, thinking maybe an exotic pet had escaped. Turned out it was just a delivery driver singing along to his favorite country song while waiting for the vet to open. The howls stopped as soon as he realized everyone was staring at him.
3. At midnight, while the staff at Ambassador Long Beach Veterinary Hospital prepared for bed, they noticed something peculiar on the security feed. A shadowy figure in a white lab coat appeared to be whispering into empty exam rooms. Suddenly, one of the techs whispered into the microphone, ‘Sir, if you’re trying to fix that noisy vent, it’s not plugged in.’ The figure vanished as quickly as it had appeared, leaving behind only the sound of a gently purring cat in an empty cage.
4. At midnight, while the staff at Ambassador Long Beach Veterinary Hospital prepared for bed, a mysterious knocking sound echoed through the empty corridors. A delivery driver, finishing his last run for the day, swore he saw a shadowy figure darting between parked cars. Curious, one of the vets peeked out and called softly into the night. Suddenly, from behind the dumpster came a tiny meow. Turns out, it was just an abandoned kitten playing hide-and-seek in the dark. The next morning, everyone joked that maybe the hospital had its very own midnight mascot now.