Service dog received his diploma. Yes, you heard it right
Dogs have a reputation for being loyal breeds. The latest video on the internet truly proves that. We are talking about Justin, the dog who has been attending college daily with Grace Mariani. The labrador-golden retriever mix has been supporting Mariani with her education over the years in the US. Justin was recently awarded a diploma during the graduation ceremony. Here's more.
What the video is about
The video is from the graduation ceremony at Seton Hall University in New Jersey, USA. The video, which was uploaded by the university's social media accounts, shows a wheelchair-bound Mariani entering the stage- accompanied by a sweet assistance dog who is guiding the student. The video ends with Justin receiving the diploma on a blue mortar board and a matching Class of 2023 bandana.
Justin truly deserves that diploma
A dog; more like a guide
Mariani graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Education degree. She received Justin through the non-profit organization Canine Companions for Independence on Long Island. Six-year-old Justin has never let her side since then. Justin had attended all of Mariani's classes with her. According to the University, Mariani further wishes to teach elementary and special education.
The video became an instant hit
This adorable video has grabbed the attention of many internet users across the world. Netizens couldn't hold themselves from congratulating the duo and appreciating the companionship of the doggo. The viral video has already garnered over 2 lakh views just on Twitter with nearly 1.5k likes and over 400 retweets. Further, it got over 28k likes on Instagram.
Here's how the internet reacted
Internet users are in awe of this beautiful act and are sharing lovely comments on the video. One user tweeted, "This has to be the sweetest thing I have ever seen! I cheered with everyone! Well worth the ovation!" "ADORABLE. Animals never get enough credit. Im so glad he did. Congrats to both," commented another user on Instagram.
