Giant service dog gives all for little girl with rare disorder so family thanks him with ‘best day ever’

Look at Bella. She is a normal 11-year-old girl with the uncommon diagnosis of Morquio syndrome. Essentially, Bella’s condition suggests that she is gradually losing her mobility and that there is no way for her to restore it.

A few years ago, her family was given a thorough explanation of what would happen: their daughter will eventually lose the ability to move around independently.

But the family clung to hope with unwavering determination.

It was then that George came into view. and Bella’s life was changed forever.

George and Bella share a unique bond. He is her service dog, and he helps her walk so she can go anywhere she wants to go. He has a strap attached to his back that reads “service dog” and “do not pet.”

George has transformed into something of a hero for Bella as a result of his responsibilities; the two are practically inseparable.

Since it is already so late, a quick post. Bella attended school for only half a day before leaving to play at the home of her buddy Hunter. Because he gets to nap on the couch while Bella plays, George loves going over there.

hen, tonight, we went to the cinema with some friends and, you guessed it, watched Star Wars Rogue One once more. This time in 3D at the IMAX. The 3D version was quite impressive. Then, after getting some ice cream, we went home and went to bed. A fun-filled day. Bella and George are now traveling.

Bella decided one day that it was time to take a vacation from her faithful buddy. She wanted to pay him back because he gave her so much.

Bella’s family got in touch with BarkPost, a popular website that organizes gatherings known as “Dog’s Best Days.” The group decided to make George’s day the “best day ever” after hearing Bella’s story.

There were plenty of fun things that Bella had planned for the two of them to do. She wanted to express her gratitude for everything George accomplished, so they played in the snow together and ate a burger, just as George likes to do.

Bella no longer needs a wheelchair to get around thanks to George. She adores the independence this provides her, and she has made a new closest friend in George.

You can watch the video from George’s “Dog’s Best Day” down below.

As Bella describes in her own words: “George is joyful and he’s always happy, and he’s always there to cheer you up. He is my best friend.”