Adam Salberg says 4-month-old Blue Heeler, Miley, is now a happy, loving member of his family. Author: Bryant Somerville Updated: 6:28 PM EDT May 18, 2021 PICKERINGTON, Ohio — Different paths lead us to different intersections. This story took a turn at the intersection of “unexpected” and “you can’t be serious." The person running that path was Adam Salberg. He’s a ninth-grade science teacher at Pickerington Central High School. Last month he was in Chillicothe running a 150-mile relay race. One of his legs was all trails in the middle of nowhere blanketed by woods. Halfway through, there they were. “I looked up the hill and there were four puppies,” he said.