After the TikTok post went viral, social media users have donated more supplies to help Milli's legacy continue.
It's never easy to lose a pet, but one owner has left the internet in tears with their thoughtful gesture for other dogs out there.While out for a walk in southern California with her mom, Allison Pickard, 20, spotted an adorable wooden box that looked like a bird feeder, but when she looked closer, it was so much more than that.
But since she shared the images of the treat stop on TikTok, social media users have come together to donate supplies in honor of Milli.She continued: 'The reaction to the video was completely unexpected, but it's been so sweet. Everyone loved Milli and the idea that her owners have put into place. I've had a lot of people donate dog treats for Milli's Treat Stop or write notes for them, and I will be dropping them off at their house next week.
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