By Debbie Emery - Breaking Celebrity News Reporter

Golden Retriever and Labrador mix Pirelli was destined to be a service dog even before birth, but when the puppy was born with only three paws his future had to be rewritten.

Missing a foot on his back left leg, the adorable pooch is now carving a name for himself in the unique role of a disabled dog helping disabled humans.

Like all puppies born at the non-profit organization Canine Assistants in Milton, Georgia, Pirelli was specially bred to be trained as a service dog for special needs adults and children, reported HLNTV.com.

"We have found that what we ask of those dogs is so difficult for the average dog, you really need a dog that’s temperamentally suited to do this," veterinarian Kent Brunner explained. "The day-to-day activity, for dogs who are not socialized as puppies, is very stressful. We just found that it was a little unfair to ask dogs who have been taken from elsewhere to undertake all of that."

Just like a person who is missing a limb, eight-month-old Pirelli has been fitted with a prosthetic paw to help him scamper around normally, but he is expected to quickly outgrow it as he develops into a big dog.

The pretty golden dog can't take on the normal tasks of a service dog so instead he will take on his own special role as a spokesdog teaching children that they can succeed even if they are in a wheelchair, have a prosthesis, or a paw that never grew.

"We talk about how brilliant our dogs are and how they really don’t judge based on what your body can do, but what kind of person you are," said Canine Assistants founder Jennifer Arnold. "Pirelli is just an exquisite example that life isn’t about how you get from place to place, or