Bear Bear

Nov 3, 2013

He’s been in the trucks since he was 6 weeks old. He’s 12 now. And he now has heart problems and takes his meds. He’s my buddy and he does let us know when anyone gets to close to my truck. He has got up several times to check on me when I drive late at night. He loves being in the truck when we go home(Fort Worth, TX) he’s always ready to go and wouldn’t have it any other way.

Terri Crock | Owner-operator, Top Express

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