He opted to rescue the individual who was in harm’s way, and now that he is out of danger, he is enveloped with pure affection.
Griffon, a fortunate canine, always seems to be in the right place at the right time. The homeless 6-month-old had lost hope of ever finding a family after spending a long time on the streets. However, fate had other plans for him. He was rescued from a foreign naval base by a man who unexpectedly stumbled upon him. Paws of War, an organization that provides service dogs to veterans and first responders, shared the heartwarming story on Facebook. According to them, a U.S. Naval Commander saw Griffon and decided he couldn’t survive long in such a dangerous environment. The commander picked up the pup and remembered his unit’s motto, “Those who arrive alive, leave alive,” which he knew applied to the little dog as well.
Upon hearing about Griffon, everyone at the base became intrigued and eager to meet him. The commanding officer formed a special connection with Griffon despite ensuring that he was well taken care of. Little Griffon, as the puppy came to be known, has become an integral part of the military family and brightens everyone’s day.
Upon the hero commander’s arrival in the US, he made the decision to take Griffon with him and give him a new home. Paws of War representative Gary Baumann confirmed that the commander and Griffon will be reunited soon, although not much information is currently available.
Baumann mentioned that they are eagerly anticipating a reunion in the near future. The commander, who hails from Maryland, will be pleased to welcome Griffon back alongside his family.