Soldier Worries Her Dog Won’t Recognize Her When She Returns Home. What Happens Next Will Make Your Heart Happy.

By
Michael Stanley
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The brave men and women who serve our country in the armed forces sacrifice more than we could ever imagine to defend our nation and way of life from enemies far and wide.

Many of them end up spending extended time away from family and friends who they love and miss dearly, especially over the holiday season. Yet they volunteer to do this just so we can all live our lives in relative peace.

One soldier, recently deployed in Africa, was concerned that when she returned home, her dog wouldn’t remember who she was. Video of her arrival to the United States was captured on video, along with her dog’s response.

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This will warm your heart.

Here’s what folks on Twitter had to say about the heartwarming video:

There’s no doubt about it, dogs are a blessing from the hand of God that we have the privilege of enjoying.

This holiday season, be sure to send out a special thanks to all the service men and women in your life and in your community who are abroad serving this great nation.

You’d be surprised the massive impact such a small gesture can have on those who are far from home doing a difficult and often thankless job.

Michael Stanley
Michael Stanley is a professional writer with 10 years of experience who has previously written for Young Conservatives, Allen West, and many others.
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