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Bros Hottie Luke Macfarlane Shared A Wild Story About His Dog
Hitching a ride in a FedEx Truck? That’s one way to go for a drive!
Luke Macfarlane revealed that he nearly had a canine catastrophe in a recent Instagram post that ultimately left fans laughing.
The actor shared a few pictures of him with his dog, Farmer, noting right up front: “LOST AND FOUND!”
“My very sweet and friendly dog Farmer decided to jump into a fedEx truck and take a long ride,” he wrote. “After 5 hours and help from a few online detectives we reunited. I think my husky mutt sweet boy might need a GPS dog collar.”
Oddly enough, this isn’t the first time a dog has found their way into a FedEx truck and gone for a joyride around town. Just last year, a pooch in Arizona escaped the rescue where she was temporarily living and joined a driver on his route for the day before being returned home.
Friends and fans of Macfarlane were thrilled to see his story had a similarly happy ending, as bizarre as the experience must have been.
“Love this reunion! Next time call me! I’m good at crime solving,” drag queen Shangela wrote under the pic.
One fan joked that Farmer “was just job shadowing the FedEx guy,” while another suggested this “definitely should be the plot of a new Hallmark movie!”
“But a handsome widower needs to be involved somehow,” they added.
While Macfarlane can most recently be seen opposite fellow queer actor Rachelle Lefevre in Hallmark’s Moriah’s Lighthouse, we’re keeping an eye out for his upcoming turn in Billy Eichner’s gay romcom Bros.
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Rachel Kiley is presumably a writer and definitely not a terminator. She can usually be found crying over queerbaiting in the Pitch Perfect franchise or on Twitter, if not both.
Rachel Kiley is presumably a writer and definitely not a terminator. She can usually be found crying over queerbaiting in the Pitch Perfect franchise or on Twitter, if not both.
