Excitement so strong modern cameras can’t even capture it properly.

"I got in the hospital at the time when the pandemic was just starting, all of a sudden I couldn't get visitors from outside and I had Cupid with me. I didn't know what I was going to do."

More than 1,200 dog lovers will be attending this virtual celebration, which will even include a puppy named Zoom. See you there?

"The day she makes it to the States, it's going to be the proudest day of my deployment."

"Animals are living, breathing creatures. They're not objects, they're not like tables or chairs."

“Im sorry to inform you that your dog was shot and killed Saturday night while digging through my garbage,” the typewritten note read in part.

“I think I missed him more than my family because I knew he didn’t know if I was ever coming back.”

“It makes the deployment days a little better when you have a furry little buddy to spend some time with.”

“I miss my critter. That’s all I can say. I’m heart broken and my life is at a standstill without him.”

She won’t have to worry about cold nights or a dangerous environment, she simply gets to be a house dog.