Acres North Veterinary Hospital

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the hospital’s recycling bin—a small, handwritten note attached to an old bone. Curious, he picked it up and read: ‘Take good care of my furry friend today.’ The delivery driver laughed and thought, 'Who leaves notes like that?' Later that day, while walking past the hospital, he saw a friendly neighbor with her dog. Smiling, she said, “I hope they found your note useful!” Turning around, the driver realized—with a sheepish grin—that his own dog had been treated there earlier.

2. A concerned neighbor called one night: ‘I keep seeing strange animals wandering around Acres North!’ The receptionist replied calmly, ‘Oh yes, that’s just our new therapy rabbits.’ Next day a delivery driver arrived complaining, ‘Every time I come here, those darned dogs chase my truck!’ The vet smiled and said, ‘That’s not dogs, it’s our herd of miniature cows for milking demonstrations.’

3. Late one night, a delivery driver parked outside Acres North and checked his clipboard for the last time before heading inside. The quiet of the empty street was suddenly broken by a soft whimpering sound coming from behind the building. Curious, he approached cautiously, only to discover that it came from an old cardboard box filled with stray kittens. Turns out, they were abandoned there by a well-meaning neighbor who thought no one would notice. The delivery driver took them in, and now Acres North is known not just for its veterinary care but also for occasional kitten adoptions.

4. On an unusually quiet Sunday afternoon, a delivery driver pulled up to Acres North Veterinary Hospital. As he unloaded supplies from his truck, he noticed something peculiar: a small sign taped to the door read, 'Today's Special—Free Petting Zoo!' As he approached the entrance, a little girl in a pink dress ran towards him, holding a balloon and shouting, ‘Daddy, Daddy!’ The delivery driver looked around confusedly, but then realized with a smile that it was just another day at Acres North—a day when even humans could visit for free.’