Monica Reed

Pup gets adopted just in time for Christmas

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Pup gets adopted just in time for Christmas

Paws of War made one soldier and his family’s wish come true just in time for Christmas. The charitable organization’s work is focused on helping soldiers care for their pets and rescue the animals they bond with while on deployment.

During his current deployment overseas, Sergeant Wayne met a stray dog in desperate need of help. He cared for the dog and named it Branko. The two instantly formed a close bond, so Sergeant Wayne introduced the pup to his family.

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The photos and videos Sergeant Wayne sent his children of Branko while he was stationed overseas made them fall in love with the dog. Sergeant Wayne promised his children he would bring the dog back home before Christmas.

Paws of War helped make this promise a reality by assisting Sergeant Wayne with the complicated logistics that come with transporting an animal overseas safely. The organization also covered Branko’s costly trip to the U.S.

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