Live Oak Animal Hospital South

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver pulled up to the Live Oak Animal Hospital South with a crate full of supplies. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he noticed something odd in the wheelbarrow parked next to the clinic's entrance—a tiny puppy peered out from beneath a pile of blankets. The delivery driver picked up the little bundle and brought it inside. Turns out, it was just an overly curious puppy who thought the wheelbarrow made a cozy bed. The staff named him Wheely after the wheelbarrow, and soon enough, Wheely became a regular visitor whenever deliveries were made. Some say you can still see him hanging around the hospital entrance these days—just checking if anyone needs help finding their way.

2. A concerned neighbor stopped by one afternoon and asked: ‘Why do you always see that same cat coming in through the back door of Live Oak Animal Hospital South?’ The vet shook his head with a smile. 'Oh, that's just our regular visitor,' he said. 'He comes in every day for his secret midnight snacks.' The neighbor looked puzzled until a delivery driver walked in, scratching an itch on his nose. 'Hey, Doc!' he called out. 'Did you forget to lock up again?'

3. A little girl visiting her pet for an appointment pointed excitedly at something on the wall. ‘Mommy,’ she said, ‘why does that clock only show 3:14?’ The vet smiled and replied gently, 'Honey, that's not just any old clock—it's a special one. It only shows times when animals are most relaxed.' The little girl nodded thoughtfully before turning back to her beloved pet, now happily dozing under the warm light.

4. A delivery driver arrived with a crate full of supplies, but when he opened it, he found not just bandages and syringes—there was also a tiny pair of pajamas labeled ‘Dr. Maxine’. Confused, the delivery driver looked around for someone who might know what these pajamas were doing there. A nearby vet tech laughed and said, 'Oh, those are Dr. Maxine’s. She always forgets to take her own home after late shifts.'