When a little puppy makes his way to the gates of a foreign military base, his only hope is to find kindness instead of harm. A US Naval Commander notices the fragile dog and realizes the dire situation the puppy faces when left alone in a dangerous place. Remembering his unit’s credo, “Those who come alive, leave alive,” he felt compelled to extend this principle to the poor creature, immediately lifting the pup into his arms. Their union was immediate, as seen in the pictures throughout the story.
Word quickly spread throughout the base about the new arrival, and everyone was eager to meet the little newcomer. The pup was named Griffon and quickly became a beloved figure at the base. He charmed everyone with his adorable looks and playful demeanor. The Commander, who plays the role of Griffon’s guardian, develops a deep connection with him, with Griffon shadowing his every move. To everyone on the base, Griffon is more than just a pet; he has become part of their extended family.
Griffon’s presence brought a light joy to the base, brightening the days of all who encountered him. As the Commander’s deployment drew to a close, the thought of leaving Griffon in such a dangerous environment was unbearable. Determined to ensure Griffon’s safety, the Commander sought help from Paws of War, specifically through their War-Torn Pups and Cats Program, which is dedicated to rescuing animals in conflict zones.
Paws of War, dedicated to helping service members return to their newfound comrades, is ready to act for Griffon. Recognizing the deep bond formed between the Commander and the Griffon, and understanding the importance of not leaving a fellow soul behind, the organization appealed to the public for support. Contributions are essential to facilitate Griffon’s journey out of danger and into the arms of his rescuer, ensuring a future where they can stay together, safe and sound.
The public’s response to their plea was amazing and now Griffon is reunited with his favorite person! To learn more about Paws of War, you can check them out on Facebook by clicking here.
