News We Can't Stop Scrolling Through 'UPS Dogs' Social Media Accounts The accounts have more than 1.5 million followers—and the photos are delightful. By Rachel Wermager Rachel Wermager Rachel Wermager has over five years of experience working as a copyeditor and around three years of experience working with Meredith Group publications. Rachel has authored articles on beauty, home improvement, and home decor for Better Homes & Gardens. She also interned as a proofreader for the American Association of Retired Persons and served as an editorial associate for Accenture Interactive. She currently works at Grey Dog Media, creating content for the Seasons digital magazine of Hy-Vee Foods.Rachel Wermager graduated from Drake University with a bachelor of arts degree in journalism and English literature. While in college, she gained experience working on the Times-Delphic and the Odyssey, and was a multimedia manager for Spoon University. She also worked as a copy flow coordinator for Meredith Group in her junior year before interning at the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) upon graduation. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Published on December 20, 2019 Share Tweet Pin Email Over the year, pets grow accustomed to regular visits from the women and men clad in brown (some even arrive bearing yummy gifts just for them). It's clear dogs and UPS delivery drivers share a special bond, but until one driver started documenting his sweet encounters with the pups along his route, the world had no way of knowing just how deep and widespread the connection truly is. Sean McCarren, also known as Sean 'Dawgzilla,' created the Facebook page UPS Dogs back in 2013. Since then, the Facebook page and its corresponding Instagram account have grown into a community of drivers and pet owners sharing pictures of the adorable relationship pooches have with their favorite delivery people. Courtesy of UPS Dogs/Facebook The heartwarming stories and photos show a bit of good in the world, and it's so refreshing to scroll through. “Our followers love the photos, and the stories told as we share our love of these special relationships with these lovable creatures,” according to the "About section" on their Facebook page. About 1.5 million people follow and like the Facebook page, and the Instagram account has a following of almost half a million. 10 Heartwarming Stories That Made Us Smile in 2019 Although the page is technically called UPS Dogs, it features a wide range of four-legged greeters like cats, deer, goats, and donkeys, all happily pictured with the big brown and yellow van. (We can only assume there are copious amounts of treats involved.) Homeowners Are Putting Out Treats for Delivery Drivers Anyone can submit photos and stories to be featured on the UPS Dogs Facebook or Instagram account. If you have a pet who loves greeting the UPS delivery driver, you can email submissions to upsdogs@gmail.com with a caption, the animal's name, your name, and where you live. In the meantime, continue to scroll through these cute photos for a little pick-me-up—we know that's what we'll be doing! Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit