About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar on the hospital’s parking lot: an old, dusty crate with a handwritten note that read ‘Free to Good Home.’ Inside lay not just any pet, but a tiny kitten with mismatched eyes—a rare occurrence known as heterochromia. Curious, the delivery driver took the kitten inside and showed it around. Word spread quickly, and soon everyone in the hospital—even the vet technicians—fell in love with the little furball. Eventually, a regular customer named her ‘Zelda’ because one eye was bright blue like the sky, and the other was deep brown like chocolate. Zelda became such a hit that she now greets visitors at the reception desk, thinking she’s there for her own wellness check-ups.
2. One day, a concerned neighbor asked the receptionist: ‘Why do so many squirrels come here for check-ups?’ The receptionist smiled and replied, 'Oh, those aren't squirrels—those are our regular patients, Mr. Chipmunk and Mrs. Squirrel. They bring their family here every year for a thorough check-up!' The neighbor laughed, shaking his head in disbelief.
3. One afternoon, a curious visitor asked the receptionist: ‘I’ve been noticing strange sounds coming from your basement—what exactly lives down there?’ The receptionist smiled and leaned in conspiratorially. 'Oh,' she whispered, 'that's just our resident ghost, Mr. Whiskers.' She winked. 'He only comes out at night to sing old folk songs. Quite charming, really!'
4. One night, after hours, a tech cleaning supplies heard a voice over the intercom: ‘Please return your pet’s paws to normal temperature before leaving.’ Curious, she checked the intercom and found no one there. The next morning, when a delivery driver arrived, he mentioned that his truck had been playing an old radio drama all night. Everyone laughed it off until a regular commented, 'Maybe our hospital is haunted by a vet from the 50s!' Since then, some staff members sometimes leave with a wave and a whispered, "See you tomorrow!"