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Dog Falls In Love With UPS Driver And Driver Adopts Him
The friendly dog was just looking for some snuggles - but he got so much more than that!
D.G. Sciortino
12.10.18

Some people believe in love at first sight.

And, apparently, dogs do too.

Ernie took one look at Jason Coronado in his UPS van and fell in love. It took Jason a bit longer to come around but, eventually, he did.

Jason Coronado
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Jason Coronado

It also started when Ernie was still a shelter dog.

He was being taken for a walk by Cindy Gristani, a volunteer dog walker at the City of Buffalo Animal Shelter.

During their morning walk, Cindy and Ernie happened to pass by a UPS van being driven by Jason. Jason had stopped his truck to take a 10-minute break.

Jason Coronado
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Jason Coronado

For some reason, Ernie just had to stop and say high to Jason.

And once he did, he was completely smitten by him.

It was as if they had been friends forever.

Jason Coronado
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Jason Coronado

“He was over the hills excited to see me, so I called him on up [into the cabin],” Jason told The Dodo.

Even Cindy was surprised by how taken Ernie was with Jason.

But soon Jason had to go back to work and Ernie had to go back to the shelter.

A month had passed but Jason just couldn’t get Ernie out of his mind.

As fate would have it, Ernie ended up seeing a post on social media saying that Ernie was still up for adoption and that he had one of the longest stays at the shelter for a dog.
Jason Coronado
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Jason Coronado
“I was sad to hear he was still there,” said Jason.

Jason thought about adopting Ernie and after discussing it with his family he decided to take a trip to the shelter.

“He is probably my idea of a perfect dog,” Jason told WKBW. “I wanted him to have a good home.”
“It’s these happy endings this keep us going and doing what we do,” said Cindy.
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