Toy fox terriers Honey and Badger were born without front legs, but their rescuers stepped up to give these dogs a new lease on life.
While most dogs with such disabilities would typically be euthanized, the brother and sister's lives were spared. Their owner, Patti Mauldin of Valhalla Canine Rescue, saved these dogs and set out to find a way to help them get around.
That's when Random Owens and Garth Knapp of Sound Prosthetics in Olympia stepped up to the plate and outfitted the pets with custom wheels to aid in their mobility. Now, thanks to a set of monster truck wheels, these two pups are able to run and play just like any other dogs.
It truly restores my faith in humanity when I see ordinary people build extraordinary devices for disabled pets, like this woman, who built the greatest invention for her disabled therapy dog.
In the video below, Honey and Badger give their new wheels a test drive and it's easy to see they're loving their new "legs." What's great about this invention is that the dogs can even run around in the grass for some good, healthy exercise. Now, nothing can hold back this pair.
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