We don't deserve these dedicated canine couriers.
orders only. Every single day seems to bring new challenges, for all of us. It's can be difficult to determine whether you should go out for groceries or whether you should rely on delivery apps, and whether you should leave your house to support that local joint that you love .
At the Stone House Urban Winery in Hagerstown, Maryland, an 11-year-old Boxer named Soda Pup has started making curbside deliveries, two bottles of wine at a time—"as long as there are no bunnies, or geese, or other critters to distract him," the winery's owner Lori Yata added on Facebook. Another very good boy is Sundance, a Golden Retriever who has been delivering groceries to one of his neighbors. Karen Eveleththat she saw a news story about a therapy dog that had been trained to comfort hospital patients, and she thought that she and her 7-year-old pup might be able to do something similar.
So Eveleth and Sunny got to work, and the dog now makes daily deliveries next door, dropping off everything from homemade meals to supermarket essentials. Sunny gets a duck jerky treat for his hard work, and Hellman has a handsome visitor to look forward to every day. "Little things like Sunny coming over to visit is nice, and it makes you feel good.
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