Some dogs grow up on the right side of luck
The fact that this little guy was a stray, didn’t interfere with his plans or his purpose. Newhearts was at the very bottom of his soul, and he knew he would get himself a fine hooman.
Well, the law of attraction is a thing, and just like they say — positive thoughts bring positive results!
So, obviously it happened that day and with all his borrowed courage as well a certain level of confidence you can envy him for, this little guy sauntered onto a naval base and…
… found a hooman to care for him!
As simple as that!
Griffon Has Chosen He Does Not Want The Life Of A Street Dog
So, what does Griffin do? He strolls onto a navy base and selects himself a hooman.
Learn from his example!
This good doggo just came in showing signs of ownership wanting.
He was tired of the stray life and wanted something different.
This was a six-month-old pup born and raised on the streets, but somehow this pooch had the brains to know street life wasn’t for him. Tough for Griffin’s gentle heart.
Pan in U.S. naval base overseas, a U.S. Naval Commander & the rest of his colleagues at the base
The Commander actually felt that Griffin would eventually wander into their base when he saw the pup approach him. After all, you don’t get to see a dog entering an armed force facility every single day.
Paws Of War, a non-profit organization described in a Facebook post: “A U.S. Naval Commander noticed the little dog and knew that in this war-torn country he would not survive long on his own; Immediately picking him up in arms remembering how the unit motto was Yours can’t die…those who come back alive, go back alive, it applies to this wee soul too!
People went crazy when the rumor broke that there was a puppy on base. All of them would, in turn, wish to see the little fella who had possessed so much bravery as to come into a place with so many giant, powerful dudes in it.
Little Griffin was not afraid of the army suits and big guns. He stole their hearts, took the wind out of their combat boots, and earned his self coined title as a pint sized hero.
The Commander, who declined to be named, said he did not want Griffin left behind. A brave soldier (from Maryland) with a wife and kids who were more than elated to have a dog like Griffin.
Little Griffin became family.
Group HugWildLittle Griffin: the light in each of our daily lives.
And there they were, little Griffin finally got his wish — he got himself the hooman he always deserved.
Support and donations to Paws of War, the non-profit group that gives service dogs to veterans, helped Griffin relocate from the base to Maryland, into a new family home.
The first face he saw was his Commander; the first hooman to really know what a special prince Griffin is.
Griffin then began to serve and protect his family, just like his hooman daddy.
