Late last week, I received the following email from Reader Ben:
"I spotted a "For Lease" sign in the window of Animal Healing Arts of Carroll Gardens on Henry Street, right next to Lucali. My son will be very sad to know that he won't be able to say hi to the cat in the window very much longer."
I walked past number 577 Henry Street this morning and the storefront had been totally emptied out.
A handwritten note in the window gives a telephone number for those who need their pet's medical records or would like to arrange for a house call.
Animal Healing Arts' web site does not indicate that the practice has shuttered or relocated, but Yelp reports that it is now closed.
Does anyone know when the practice closed and what happened to Doctor Julie Morris?
In the meantime, the storefront is being marketed by Corcoran for $4,200 dollars a month as "a rare and incredibly charming commercial space in chic Carroll Gardens... in the heart of one of Brooklyn's hottest areas surrounded by multi million dollar townhouses on all sides."
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"I spotted a "For Lease" sign in the window of Animal Healing Arts of Carroll Gardens on Henry Street, right next to Lucali. My son will be very sad to know that he won't be able to say hi to the cat in the window very much longer."
I walked past number 577 Henry Street this morning and the storefront had been totally emptied out.
A handwritten note in the window gives a telephone number for those who need their pet's medical records or would like to arrange for a house call.
Animal Healing Arts' web site does not indicate that the practice has shuttered or relocated, but Yelp reports that it is now closed.
Does anyone know when the practice closed and what happened to Doctor Julie Morris?
In the meantime, the storefront is being marketed by Corcoran for $4,200 dollars a month as "a rare and incredibly charming commercial space in chic Carroll Gardens... in the heart of one of Brooklyn's hottest areas surrounded by multi million dollar townhouses on all sides."
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