At first he started with his tractor but when more dogs showed up, he had less room for everyone. Walking nine dogs at once sounds like a challenge, following which Bostick came up with the idea of a dog train. We made a place for them to live,” he said. “So, we started feeding them, letting them eat, taking them to the vet to get them spayed and neutered. He stated that people used to come by and dump dogs near his farm, leaving them to starve. In an interview with Animals news blog, The Dodo, Bostick shared that he started taking in stray dogs at his farm after retiring about 15 years ago. “Retired man builds a train to take rescued stray dogs on adventures,” the tweet alongside the video read. The 15-second video was shared by a Twitter page, pups. While some are calling Bostick’s story as “retirement goals” others simply lauded the old man for his kind gesture. Once again, a video of him taking the dogs on a small ride in the ‘dog train’ surfaced on the internet. Already somewhat of a celebrity in his hometown, Bostick’s story has been blowing up around the world for the last few years. The 80-year-old often goes viral on social media as people share photos and videos of his ‘dog train’ in which he takes his furry friends, who are under his care, on small trips. After retirement, people pursue a life of leisure but Bostick has dedicated his later part of life to rescuing stray dogs. Eugene Bostick is a retired farm owner, a friend to homeless animals, and above all he is the conductor of the Fort Worth dog train. An 80-year-old man from Fort Worth, Texas redefined squad goals with his adorable entourage of train-riding rescue dogs.

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