All in a Day’s Work

[cheryl]

All in a Day’s Work - Palatka Daily

A UPS driver and Army veteran rescued a 3-year-old boy in June from the back of a locked car in between delivery stops.

Daytona resident Tim Spry said he was delivering packages in Crescent City when he saw a woman trying to get into her vehicle at her home. And then he noticed a young boy crying in the backseat of the car.

“I was like, ‘Oh, no,’” Spry said. “… You just think of your own grandsons.”

He remembered it being 90 degrees outside and never stopping to find out who the residents were. Spry said he remembers thinking, “I don’t care who it is, what it is. It’s got to be done.”

 

[DriverNerd]

He applied his cool solutions training

Yup, I'm sure that's the first thing that went through his mind.

 

[Off the leash]

Yup, I'm sure that's the first thing that went through his mind.

I never rescued a kid but I came across many dogs with no water in their bowls chained outside on 90 degree days. I would get the hose and fill them. A dog doesn’t need to talk to show gratitude. Some people…

 

[DriverNerd]

I never rescued a kid but I came across many dogs with no water in their bowls chained outside on 90 degree days. I would get the hose and fill them. A dog doesn’t need to talk to show gratitude. Some people…

I never really understood neglecting your pets. I'm not a dog person by any means, but it's not like you were forced to get the animal in the first place. If you get a pet then take care of it.

 

[charm299]

I never rescued a kid but I came across many dogs with no water in their bowls chained outside on 90 degree days. I would get the hose and fill them. A dog doesn’t need to talk to show gratitude. Some people…

I used my own water bottles