We're all doing our best to get through this global pandemic. Whether it's as a front line health worker, as someone essential to keeping supply chains moving, or simply as a person staying home and staying safe, every little role matters.
But if you're someone who feels like staying home and watching Tiger King isn't quite the "Good Samaritan" act you imagined, maybe there is a neighbor nearby who could really use a hand.
Renee Hellman has been Karen's neighbor for more than a decade and struggles with a number of health issues. Since she relies on an oxygen tank, Renee has a high risk of complications if she were to catch the novel coronavirus.
Karen wanted to help without putting her neighbor in danger and after seeing a story about service dogs, she had a fun idea.
Not only did it work, but it's become the norm in the weeks since Renee's self-quarantine started.
"She got the list, she gave it to Sunny, Sunny brought it to me," Karen told KKTV. "I went to the store, got her groceries, and he delivered them all to her."
Could Karen leave the groceries on the porch? Sure, but Sunny brings a smile and a bit of physical contact along with the milk and eggs.
And that makes him a Very Good Dog.
h/t: KKTV
