Morning shifts don’t seem nearly as bad when the office’s happiest employee greets everyone with a wagging tail. As we see in the video shared by @leotherescuee, this rescue dog works at Amazon, and his daily schedule honestly looks better than most people’s.
Leo somehow squeezes a lot into one workday: new friends, treats, a walk with his buddy, and even a proper nap before heading home. After watching Leo’s schedule, it’s not hard to understand why so many people wished their own workplace had an employee just like him.
Rescue dog shares a hilarious day at Amazon filled with new friends, treats, and naps
Leo’s workday starts at 8:30 a.m. with a harness on and a car ride to the office. By 9 a.m., he’s stepping into the elevator, ready to begin another shift. Five minutes later, the real business begins when he excitedly runs over to greet another office dog named Koko. It doesn’t take long for the two to race through the hallway together happily.
Leo still has plenty left on his agenda. At 10 a.m., he patiently waits for a snack from the office banana stand before heading out with Koko for a midday walk at noon. Later, during lunch, one of his mom’s coworkers stops by to give him plenty of neck scratches, which Leo seems more than happy to accept.
The rescue dog works at Amazon, but his favorite task might be the one listed at 1 p.m.: nap time. Leo stretches out on the carpet and is asleep before anyone knows it. Later, he wanders over to his mom’s desk for a few head scratches before settling in to wait for the ride home.
Once it’s finally time to clock out at 5:30 p.m., Leo happily bounds down the stairs, ready to head home after another successful shift.
The adorable routine has already picked up more than 37,000 likes in less than a day. Viewers joked that Leo was “out earning his treat allowance,” while another wondered who fills out “the time sheet for this gentleman.” Quite a few people said they’d stop complaining about office days if Leo worked there too.
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