Delivery people make it easier to get by the day as we don't have to add driving minutes to get a package to our to-do list.
Considering the hectic nature of their jobs, one would expect them not to have so much time for pets or show kindness at all. This is different for a nice delivery man who has now added checking on his furry friends daily to his list of things to do.
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The video shows TikTok user @AbbyAnneMiller out with her stepfather who works with UPS to deliver some packages. What started as a father/daughter bonding time soon included lots of visits from pets and she seemed 100% fine with it, who wouldn't really?
Our hearts were melting as the pair welcomed these dogs and cats into their van, stepped out to feed them good treats, and stole cuddles from a few. She captioned the video, "Really the only reason I agreed to be his driver helper for the season." as Good Dogs by Jameson Rodgers plays in the background.
We understand why the UPS delivery man gets home late sometimes, according to the gossip from his stepdaughter.
This video is going viral with over 2.5 million views and even UPS is showing the father/daughter duo major love by typing,
"So happy you joined us this season Abby! Thank you both for the hard work both of you are doing and for showing us all the fur babies!"
@Zach adds, "Can we just take a minute to appreciate that @ups recognizes this is part of the job and doesn't give their drivers a hard time for making friends?"
@TheDailyDIY posts, "UPS driver leaves a dog cookie on the package for my dog, now every time ANYONE delivers a package he cries at the door to see if he has a treat." LOL.
This isn't the first delivery company and dog content we'd be watching. There are so many videos of delivery people getting cuddly and sweet with customers' pets. From giving them treats to taking them on quick walks or catching a little dance, these are the contents we live for.
So good job, guys; keep submitting those videos!
Blame it on the treats, cuddles, or head rubs, but pets can get very friendly with strangers, especially if they've seen the face around and he comes bearing treats regularly. While it may take a few days to earn their trust, it stays like that for years, and you get new, loyal friends for life!
