As hopping about would eventually damage her spine and bones, an orthotist called David Turnbill created a device with makeshift shoulder joints using wheels from a model airplane for Hope.
It took some practising, and after awhile Hope had mastered the art of wheeling herself around!
Story taken from Daily Mail





I'm reminded that in each person lies the potential to make a lasting change in another person or animal's life. We shouldn't give up so easily but always try to bring a glimmer of hope for one who needs it.
Proverbs 12:10
A righteous man cares for the needs of his animal, but the kindest acts of the wicked are cruel.
3 comments:
Very inspiring! The orthotist has really set a good example for us to follow. Hope is so adorable and cute. Btw, I think Hope needs a special dog bowl too :-)
And, I don't think Hope can go up and down the stairs too... poor thing!
I love the second photo! So cute! =)
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