Delivery driver rescues dumped puppy in San Joaquin Valley
STANISLAUS COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE VIA AP
This Tuesday photo provided by Stanislaus County Sheriffs Office shows a puppy rescued by a UPS driver given to the Hughson police services substation in Hughson, Calif.
HUGHSON, Calif. » A United Parcel Service driver made an unscheduled pickup in the San Joaquin Valley — a puppy that was dumped out of a car.
The Modesto Bee reports the rescue happened Tuesday evening in Stanislaus County.
According to police in the small city of Hughson, the UPS driver saw a car stop on East Hatch Road, a door open and the puppy being dropped in the middle of the street.
The UPS driver quickly stopped and picked up the pup before it could dart into traffic and brought it to a Hughson police substation. The delivery driver was not able to get the license of the car.
4 responses to “Delivery driver rescues dumped puppy in San Joaquin Valley”
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Great news and how cute that puppy.
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yup….probably felt we could all use a “happy tail” to start our day. Kudos to the UPS driver for doing the right thing!!
Bless that UPS Driver! How can anyone dumped that Puppy with innocent eyes without feeling any guilt! For sure it will be adopted by caring and loving people!