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Wish I could reach out to that pooches owner and tell them how to put it on a diet.LOL!!!! OMG
Right????
That's something!
This dog’s owners unleashed him in a house fire so he could get outside, then ran out themselves. The dog ran back in to get the kitten.
I have passed over many dog photos because of that!This dog I could not have, it totally would freak me out everytime it looked at me in a creepy kinda way (eyes)
Yea, looks like a Short Haired Tree Climber!No doubt what this breeds job was to do....LOL
Ramen Noodle
Ramen Noodle, an adorable poodle, lost both of his front legs in separate accidents before he was 2 years old. Despite his misfortune, he was up and running around on his hind legs just three weeks after losing his second leg. Ramen Noodle has a wheelchair to get around outdoors, but he prefers to walk on his own.
Ike
Ike is a boxer who’s paralyzed due to a narrowing of his vertebrae. Walkin’ Wheels recently developed this prototype chair for him so that he could continue to exercise despite his progressive paralysis by using his front legs with the assistance of four wheels. Ike regularly swims and gets massages as forms of physical therapy.
Diego and Buddy Nixon
Diego the Chihuahua lost his eyesight when he was attacked by a coyote at the age of 5, but when his lifelong canine companion passed away, Diego was literally lost without him. Then Diego’s owners introduced him to Buddy Nixon, a pug they’d rescued from a shelter, and today Diego uses Buddy as a seeing-eye dog by following the tapping of his nails.
Diego and Buddy Nixon
Diego the Chihuahua lost his eyesight when he was attacked by a coyote at the age of 5, but when his lifelong canine companion passed away, Diego was literally lost without him. Then Diego’s owners introduced him to Buddy Nixon, a pug they’d rescued from a shelter, and today Diego uses Buddy as a seeing-eye dog by following the tapping of his nails.
Awwwwwww
Duncan
Duncan has a spinal disorder that’s common in corgis, and he’s unable to use his hind legs. Despite his disability, this pup is still extremely active — he throws toys for himself to fetch and loves being rewarded with whipped cream.
Papillo
A vet tech discovered Papillo after he’d been hit by a motorcycle in Costa Rica. She took a liking to the dog’s positive attitude and sweet nature and had him flown to Portland, Ore., for medical care. Unfortunately, the dog’s spinal cord was severed, meaning he’d never walk again, but veterinarian Rochelle Low set him up in a wheelchair, which Papilo took to immediately. The playful, 30-pound pup loves to run in the park and curl up next to a friend, and he’s currently looking for a new home. If you’re interested in adopting him, you can find Rochelle Low’s contact information here.
OMG I LOVED this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
http://vivaana.tumblr.com/post/154381541581/animalrates-this-is-the-happiest-fat-head-that
http://vivaana.tumblr.com/post/154381541581/animalrates-this-is-the-happiest-fat-head-that
It says "When your dog likes to Rock"
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