In 2013, UPS driver Sean McCarren created a Facebook group to pay tribute to the furry friends that make daily routes a looot happier. And it took off like a pup in the park after you unleash it. Now, UPS Dogs has over 1.4M likes on Facebook and 488K followers on Instagram. However, once you scroll through its feed, it's easy to understand why the project has become so popular. There are alpacas, deer, geese, goats, sheep, chickens and even cats too! Drivers post pictures of the cute critters they've become acquainted with along their schedule, with some of them knowing their clients' dogs for years. It's that wholesome type of content the internet has been created for.
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Yep! Something tells me I should not exit the package car! Just saying... Chesaw, Washington...
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Making new friends on my new route. 200lb English Mastiff.
Bowling Green, Kentucky
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Steve in Wales, Wi with Mama Callie in the middle with baby's Sikari on the left and Reggie on the right..
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While many people think of delivery drivers as simply dropping off packages, they often form lasting bonds with animals along their routes. Just like how the Mangalitsa pig's charming nature has captivated animal lovers worldwide, delivery drivers experience similar enchanting encounters with a variety of animals during their work.
Discover more about these furry companions by exploring the fascinating story of the Hungarian breed that intrigued the animal kingdom with its unique attributes.



















