Service Dog Gets Top Loyalty Status from Carnival Cruise Line
Carnival Cruise Line has added a special cruiser as a member to the top ranks of its loyalty club program - Sarge, a retired U.S. Army service dog.
The 14-year-old Belgian Malinois just completed his 55th Carnival sailing on Carnival Celebration, reaching Diamond status of the cruise line’s Very Important Fun Person (VIFP) Club.
Sarge was honored during the sailing at the Platinum and Diamond loyalty event, for spending more than 200 nights at sea.
“What could be more fun than celebrating a beloved four-legged friend as a Diamond cruiser?” said Christine Duffy, president of Carnival Cruise Line. “We’re proud to celebrate and support veterans at Carnival, as the cruise line that carries the most service members, and I’m delighted to count Sarge among them.”
Sarge spent most of his life serving in the military. He lives with his owner, Justin Marcum, Sr., who is also a Diamond member of Carnival’s VIFP Club.
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