UPS Drivers Capture The Most Interesting Photos On Their Routes, And We Can’t Get Enough
Long gone are the days when dogs were every postman's worst nightmare. If 'UPS dogs' is anything to go by, it seems we have gone full circle and they are now best of friends! And it's not just dogs your friendly delivery guy encounters on his route.
There are alpacas, deer, geese, goats, sheep, chickens and, of course, cats too! What began as a simple Facebook page, set up by UPS driver Sean McCarren to celebrate the furry friends he and other drivers meet along the way, is now a phenomenon, with regular updates and hundreds of thousands of followers!
We here at Bored Panda have compiled a list of our favorite cute animals that UPS deliverers have snapped on their routes, scroll down below to check them out for yourself and don't forget to upvote your faves!
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I am sure he is buzzing with those wheels in doggo heaven. RIP love.
Mom said veggies are good for health and you seem to be gaining weight my friend.
My little dog does a great high five - my older one gets confused so gives me a high ten!
You shall not pass. Wooha is that treat for us, see ya, do whatever you want.
This extremely strange dog breed is great - only downside is the ability, no, the desire, to eat everything!
I love that they haven't just given up on her. I would never give up on any of my dogs but it's a sad, sad thing that some people do. This is clearly a very special little and beautiful little girl.
I am sure they were planning a heist together, you hooman why you have to come back so early, our neighborhood cat was just about to show up and teach us to drive.
Now that's a Good Dog! That package would never make it to a person in our house. My older dog would have it in bits in seconds and my younger one would still be trying to crawl out from underneath it as she's teeny-tiny.
It's great that farm animals who roam a bit more freely, tend to get along.
oh I understand you!! I would have been so scared too!!! but awwwwww =0)
Yep, I've been told the Blues are more chewy than other Staffies/Pitties. Our Blue has, so far, eaten part of my couch, parts of two chairs, the blinds on my back door, more remotes than I can count, and a hole in rear inside panel of my car. She was rescued by us at about a year old, and was definitely high in anxiety until she realized this was a forever situation. She's loads better now!
