Tiny Paralyzed Puppy Proves All His Vets Wrong | The Dodo 

I cried too! Gosh - a survivor for sure! What an awesome story and an awesome dog! God bless the humans who refuse to give up.

Yes, God bless the humans who refuse to give up...after pitbull maulings. My daddy and mommy bought some American food last night Yummy food like pizza and a Coke I wanted so much to taste them But I don't have a tongue. I lost it When my jaw was ripped off by a pack of pitbulls While I was playing outside. I can't taste anything anymore My feeding tube will be on me the rest of my life While I long for delicious tastes on my tongue. -Dedicated to a sweet, beautiful girl child of courage

Addisyn, "Pit bulls are the No. 1 canine killers of other people's pets and animals, killing more than 75% of those killed by a dog. In 2017, pit bulls killed 13,000 dogs, 5,000 cats and 20,000 horses and other farm animals." Pitbulls: Facts and Figures By Attorney Kenneth M. Phillips, author of Dog Bite Law "In the 10 years from 2009 to 2018, pit bulls killed or maimed 3,569 people in the USA and Canada. (Merritt Clifton, Dog Attack Deaths & Maimings, U.S. & Canada, 1982-2018 Log.) They killed over 80% of all Americans who are killed by dogs. (Colleen Lynn, 2015 U.S. Dog Bite Fatalities, Dogsbite)

Blame the owners of those pitbulls!!!

Me too 🥹

Fantastic to know there are people like you E like up

Same!

God bless you all amen 🙏

It's not an honest video. The channel has become a bunch of chopped up and made up stories to draw emotions. Beautiful dog nonetheless ❤️

@@Countryblock10 Most of their stories are easily verifiable through the animal owner’s social media. People willingly submit their stories to be used through a submission form. For this video in particular, there’s really no aspect of this video that is faked or could be faked. It’s very evident that this dog is paralyzed, receiving physical therapy, and now has a forever home. There is nothing dishonest about it. You can’t fake a paralyzed dog.

He considered Wheels' life to not be worth living, simply because he couldn't walk. His front legs work just fine, making him a perfect candidate for a wheelchair. How dare a doctor say that a life in a wheelchair is a life not worth living. My daughter and I rescued a very ill dog from abusive owners. We knew he was a hospice case when we took him in, but we wanted to make whatever time he had as happy as possible, and to cram as many adventures in as we could, to make up (in a very small way) for the 10 years his former "family" kept him in a cage that was too small for him to even stand in. He was a German Shepherd, and the sweetest boy. He loved nothing more than getting in his wheelchair, and going for walks, exploring a world that he had never been allowed to be a part of. We were lucky enough to have almost 2 years with him...2 years to shower him with love, and to teach him that his life was important and that he mattered. He was a mess the day we picked him up and took him immediately to the vet. He had so many health issues, including kidney disease, and the vet was very honest with us about his condition. But, never did he ever suggest that we put Choppy to sleep. He understood that this dog deserved a chance at some love and happiness, and did everything he could to keep him as healthy and pain-free as possible (after all those years in a cage, his hips were so arthritic and his legs had almost no muscle mass). We gave him CBD oil and supplements for his hip pain, and he showed me how to massage his hips and legs to strengthen them...one of Choppy's favourite times of day was when I got down on the floor with him and gave him his massages. It was amazing to watch his legs fill out and get strong and muscular over the first months we had him. Even though we knew, from the very beginning that our time with him would be limited, I wouldn't wish away a second that he was with us, and I hope he felt the same way. I'm sure if he could have spoken, he would have said that those 22 months had certainly been worth living...it was the only time in his life he had known love, safety and security, snuggles, gentleness and compassion, a full tummy, walks in the sun (and rain and snow...he just loved walking, no matter the weather), toys, treats, and a soft bed to lie on. I'm sure he thought all those things were worth living for. I'm sorry for the rant. I'm dumbfounded and heartbroken that a doctor would tell someone to kill their puppy (with his whole life ahead of him) simply because life might be a little more challenging for him than it is for other dogs. Shame on him.

Agree, lets throw out anything less than perfect, do they apply the same attitude to humans,... a beautiful little soul living his best life

I LOVE UR COMMENT ❤️

@@lindagarcia8853 Thx, Have a blessed day!

U also Swthrt. Have a Blsd Wknd. N Happy mother's Day if u have Fur children ❤️

@@lindagarcia8853 Thx,U2,yes 2 rescues,9 n 6,spoiled rotten lol

Thank u for rescuing, on my second adoption. A grey cat named Apache, got her at 3 months. Now 3yrs. Had a calico, Kelly b4 Apache, 14yrs. Adopted her from Las Vegas shelter. She was my life 😢 😭 she has crossed the rainbow bridge 🌈 Best beautiful kitty Angel on earth, now, Best beautiful kitty Angel in heaven ❤️

It just makes my day to see these stories of wonderful people helping these precious amazing doggies! God bless these angels!

a tearful story with a happy ending ☺️

The vet clearly didn't say "I think you should euthanize him" The part that wasn't made up to draw tears was sweet though. I don't understand why such a good channel became nothing but an act. Beautiful dog nonetheless ❤️

I KNOW RIGHT ❤️. I FEEL THE SAME WAY 🙏🤗 GOD BLESS THEM 🥰

Humans are the only species to see or set limitations. Animals don't dwell on shoulda, woulda, coulda. That's why they do so well. They live in the here and now.

U r so right. I had tears in my eyes reading your and ur beloved doggis story. I am so happy that you were there fr each other. I wish there were more ppl like you

But I bet they charged top dollar. Doctors are out doing wonderful things for people who have no money but NOT VETS. Try taking your dog to a clinic at the closest vet school. It may be a couple of hours away but worth the time. Blessings!

@@maryelaine-blinstrubchambe6083 yeah , thanks.

I agree. I would never go back to a vet who so easily suggests euthanasia. Wonderful for Wheels he has his new family!

Exactly....sounds like a lazy doctor

Yah fr. Dogs get put down for the dumbest reasons

Wish I could do that ☺️

You should take him to children's ward and share him with children going through hard times. He can give love!