About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One night, after hours, an anonymous voice came over Lyndale Animal Hospital’s intercom: ‘Emergency! My dog swallowed a yo-yo!’ The receptionist laughed but stayed professional. Since then, every full moon, someone calls claiming their pet has ingested something peculiar—from invisible ink to hula hoops. Finally, one full moon, it was a delivery driver who called: 'My cat ate a rainbow!' The vet shook her head and replied, 'Send him in, we'll see what we can do.' Turns out, the cat had eaten a glittery toy shaped like a multicolored arc.
2. One day, while waiting for her dog’s checkup, Sarah noticed something odd outside the window of Lyndale Animal Hospital. A delivery driver kept glancing nervously at the old oak tree in the yard before making his rounds. Curious, Sarah waved him over and asked what was up. Turns out, the driver had just delivered a package from Amazon that looked suspiciously like a giant squirrel toy—clearly meant for someone else's pet. They both laughed as they imagined the poor owner trying to explain it away. The end.
3. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to the hospital's back door with a crate full of supplies. As he unlocked the gate, he heard a faint meowing sound coming from inside. Curious, he opened the crate just a crack—and out popped a tiny kitten, its eyes wide with surprise. ‘Oh no,’ thought the driver, ‘I hope they don’t mind an unexpected guest!’ The next morning, the vet found the little furball sleeping contentedly on a patient’s bed. A few days later, everyone was talking about Lyndale Animal Hospital’s newest resident—an adorable stray named Mr. Midnight.’
4. Late one night, a delivery driver pulled up to the hospital's back door with a crate full of mysterious packages. As he fumbled with the keys, a curious cat darted out from under the truck and scurried towards the entrance. Just then, the cat jumped onto the counter, knocking over an empty syringe and sending everyone into a panic. Turns out, it was just a regular neighborhood cat on a late-night adventure. The delivery driver shook his head, muttering something about cats always landing on their feet—even when they shouldn’t.