Delivery Drivers vs Animals | When Things Go Wrong

Delivery drivers deal with more than just traffic—they often have surprise encounters with animals that turn deliveries into memorable moments.

Imagine stepping out with a package only to find a feisty cat guarding the doorstep, weaving between legs or playfully swiping. Dogs can be friendly or protective, barking to keep strangers away. Drivers quickly learn to read their signals to stay safe and finish the job.

Sometimes, wild animals like raccoons or ducks join the scene, adding a bit of unexpected fun. These animal encounters often get shared online, showing the lighter, fun side of delivery life.

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