At six months old, Griffon had never seen a stray dog before. However, he struck it lucky and ended up in a military camp abroad. The soldier and he had a real love affair, and the soldier wanted to provide him with the house he deserved.
During the course of his tour at the foreign naval base where he was stationed, a US Navy commander made a shocking discovery. It was a six-month-old puppy that was trying to get people’s attention. In this hostile environment, the poor creature had little chance of surviving.
As soon as he grabbed her in his arms, a genuine relationship was born. Griffin was adopted by the Good Samaritan and brought back to the base. It became clearer and clearer that they were one.
The commander, whose time abroad is drawing to a close, wished to formally adopt it. He turned to Paws of War, a non-profit organization, to ensure that animals saved from the battlefields have a bright future in the United States. Once the puppy had been vaccinated and recognized, the paperwork was handled, and the puppy had been shipped to Maryland, the charity declared the Griffon would soon have a home.
