
It’s being called one of the saddest accident scenes Minnesota emergency personnel have ever seen.
When emergency crews arrived to take Bud Kelsey’s body out of his truck after he suffered an apparent heart attack and died behind the wheel last Wednesday, Kelsey’s ten-year old white Shepard Zoey would not let emergency personnel get Kelsey out of the driver’s seat until the victim’s friends stepped in to help.
And even after Kelsey’s body had been taken away, Zoey kept a vigil by the pickup, sitting in the snow.
Kelsey’s daughter, Wendy Holsapple, said her father, who lived in Nevis, Minnesota and turned 78 in December, adopted Zoey when she was around four years old. Holsapple said the two have been constant companions ever since. She also said a friend of Kelsey’s would take the dog home with him.
No one else was involved in the accident.






