Savannah Bananas baseball team president Jared Orton and his wife Kelsey adopted Daisy who had no collar, tags or microchip when she was found outside of the team offices.
(Courtesy Savannah Bananas baseball team)
Courtesy Savannah Bananas baseball team
Savannah Bananas baseball team president Jared Orton holds Daisy in the team stadium
(Courtesy Savannah Bananas baseball team)
Courtesy Savannah Bananas baseball team
Daisy the puppy chews on a ball on the Savannah Bananas baseball field. Team president Jared Orton and his wife Kelsey adopted Daisy who had no collar, tags, or microchip when she was found outside of the team offices. .
(Courtesy Savannah Bananas baseball team)
WASHINGTON —The dog is safe at home, a new home that is. Daisy is a seven-week-old puppy that was discovered alone and crying outside the offices of the Savannah Bananas baseball team and is now a member of the front office.
After being added to the roster, Daisy has become a fixture at Grayson Stadium where she greets visitors who stop by to purchase tickets or merchandise for the Bananas who play in the summer collegiate baseball Coastal Plains League.
Team President Jared Orton and his wife Kelsey adopted Daisy. Daisy had no collar, tags, or microchip when she was found. A trip to a veterinary office revealed aside from being hungry and dehydrated, Daisy was in good health.
“We aren’t sure how big she’ll get, so it’s hard to say if she’ll be able to pick up a bat or just coach first base,” said Orton on the team’s website.
Dave Johnson is Senior Sports Director and morning sports anchor. He first arrived at WTOP in 1989, left in 1992 and returned in 1995. He is a three-time winner of the A.I.R. award as best radio sportscaster in D.C. In 2008 he won the Edward R. Murrow award for best writing for sports commentaries.
