No, this isn’t a new commercial for Doublemint gum. But, it’s so cute that it could absolutely sell some products, don’t you think? After all, there’s an adorable puppy and a super sweet little girl. Could this picture be any cuter?
This girl went with her mom to the shelter to pick out her new forever family member and just so happened to lock eyes with this lovable pup, and it was all over from there. Once she had him in her arms, mom knew there was no turning back! But after it was her turn to hold him, she didn’t want to, either!
One Week Later
And neither the doggo nor his new owner can deny their new bond. They’re both obviously pumped to have found each other. Just look what a difference only one week can do!
Apparently, his owner is just as thrilled. How adorable is this picture? The expression and looks on his face perfectly display all the warm feelings going on in that car!
Photoshoot
This dog looks like someone just told it to look over its shoulder at them – or maybe they did! Whether or not he meant to pose that way, a lot of people are glad he did. How else would we witness this uber-cuteness?
Then again, maybe someone opened a bag of treats, and that’s why he looks so excited. He does, after all, look almost like he’s licking his chops. Or maybe it’s both. In any case, it’s darling!
A Happy Ending
This poor dog named Rex had a horrible first owner who treated him terribly. They made Rex wear a shock collar and overused it and abused it to the point they caused him neck trauma.
But Rex was rescued by much kinder humans and now lives with his new family, hence the big smile. How can anyone treat such gentle creatures so cruelly? Thanks to his new dad, he’s a happy boy these days.
At Ten Years Old
This adorable little dog met her new owner when she was ten years old. Like many, he published a photo of her on AdoptedDogsAreBes on Reddit, showing off his new best friend.
This photo was taken just one year after she was adopted. We don't know what she looked like before, but now she seems to be a healthy and, most of all, happy eleven-year-old dog.