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Blue and Spirit have a baby brother! A BIG baby
brother.(He is only three months old and is getting huge!) Safari
is a Catahoula Leopard Dog and is deaf! I am sending a picture of
him with Santa. Blue has already taught him to use the pet door. He and
Blue (who is deaf and blind) are very smart! I would recommend to anyone
who loves animals to adopt a deaf dog. I found Safari on the deaf
dog site and adopted him from a breeder in south FL. He belongs to
my children, Arielle and Sierra and my foster son Marlo.
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Here is my special dog Kylie. She is a
cancer survivor and loving life as you can see from her picture.
Theresa
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Koji is 10 years old and had her front leg amputated 4 months ago (October 2002) because of a nerve sheath tumor in her brachial plexus. When we first got the terrible news, we weren't sure that putting her through such invasive surgery was the best choice. So I searched the web for information and came to Kissy's story on this website. It was exactly what we needed to read, and it prompted our decision to go ahead with the surgery. We could not be happier with the results. Three weeks after the surgery Koji started to walk again, and now she can run and play just like old times. Best of all, it's the first time she is pain-free in over a year. Thanks to HandicappedPets.com and Kissy, Koji has more time left on this planet and we are all so thankful! |
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I adopted Blue from Twyla's Friends Rescue and he is a very special member of our family. He is a lethal white Aussie and is both blind and deaf. He can see shadows out of one eye in certain lights. He is very intelligent and living with him is not much different from living with our sighted dogs. We love him very much and are very grateful to Twyla's Friends and Blue's foster parents for letting us adopt him. Here is another picture of Blue with our Husky Spirit. Michele Dagenais |
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This is Sweet Pea. She was rescued from a mass mailing facility in Compton by a guard who works there. She has a broken spine at L5 that is healing at a 45 degree angle. She has limited use of her hind legs and is incontinent. Aside from radical surgery to re-break and straighten her spine, there is nothing that the vets can do for her. She is a wonderful little girl, and is about 4 months old. I am her foster mom, and rescue for a non-profit cat rescue group called People & Cats Together. |
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Fred is a basset
12yrs old that has 3 blown disc's he was not supposed to walk again and it
turns out he hasn't regained any of his nerve tissue he has just taught
himself to walk all over again he has an amazing will to live and is just
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Missy in her Slee-Pee Bed for incontinence. "Got the bed yesterday and Missy acts as tho' it was made just for her. Thanks!" |
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 Eddie was abandoned by his mom a couple of
days after he was born with a congenital birth defect (no right eye and no
right nostril). He is also blind in his left eye due to an opacity. We
hand raised him from 3 or 4 days of age and he is doing just wonderfully.
He is 11 weeks old now and has developed into quite the inspiration for us
both. Your website and the people I've met on here have helped us get
through the initial toughness of hand raising and orphan as well as
dealing with his special needs as a handicapped pet. Thank you for that. |
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Weaver is a spunky cat that was born with
various birth defects and cannot use her rear legs or go to the bathroom
on her own. She is almost two years old and is head of the house.
She is extremely active and loves to play ball. She is my
inspiration.
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Legume was incontinent secondary to a spinal break just above his tail. Despite this he was a happy, bouncy, fun loving kitten. Please go to bendy's website to learn more about him! www.i-love-cats.com/meow/bendy/
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Kissy is ten years old and lives in Norway. Two summers ago, she began to limp and it steadily got worse, until her front leg was useless. The only option was to amputate, so we travelled to a Neurology spesialist in England, where Kissys leg was amputated at the Queen Mother Hospital, which is part of the Royal Veterinary College. Her leg was amputated just over a year ago, the diagnosis being a brachial plexus tumour - a tumour in the nerves in her left shoulder. She is equally active with just three legs and manages to run and jump as she used to when she had four legs. She is a very good example that handicapped dogs can have a very good quality of life. I feel honoured and priveliged to have her. |
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| Thank you for providing
the message board on your website. It's a great resource for me regarding
my special needs Sheba (cat). And, gives me the opportunity to give back
to others the knowledge I've accumulated. A
while back you were looking for pics of handicapped pets for your site - I
finally got a digital camera and thought you might want to consider
Sheba's picture
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I am the owner of a handicapped pet. She is very tiny, only 2 pounds. She was picked up and dropped by a bird of prey. she had a compression fracture of her spine. She is walking, however, she has been having trouble with her legs folding up on her. She goes to the bathroom by herself, and is doing good. I think she will need a cart as she gets older. but she needs a very light weight, and small one. She is tiny. She is part Yorkshire terrier. my new email address is not this one, It is berdlady2@charter.net . Thanks, Lisa | ||
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Ellie`s pic is already in the gallery but
she has a new set of wheels and wanted
to show everyone.
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Hi,
This is Tarzan, our 4 month old
English Mastiff. He was born with a unformed leg. He gets around fine,
and can run with the best of them. He is the love of our life.
Joyce and Dennis
Columbus, IN.
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My little Dachshund Ellie.
She has a ruptured disc in her spine
and has lost
the use of her back legs and bladder.
She has a great set of wheels and is a
lovely
happy little girl. She is 7 years old and I
have been
nursing her for 18 months.
Love to all
Jill and Ellie
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We just wanted to let you know that Tippy
took his first steps in his new chair today (we'll never forget the day
that's for sure (Tax Day LOL)). Chris Stevens from the Tail Wagon and
also Mixed Up Mutts is the most wonderful person.
Mark I really want people to know just how
much Cris cares and get the word out on his company and I know you are
the man
Enclosed is Tippy's first walk with
his Grandma. Thanks again for your site and all the information we
receive from it.
Tippy's Mom & Dad (Kathy &
Rick)
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He is a picture of Rocket. He is a cocker spaniel who was handicapped at age 4. He is 6 now. He has a great disposition and strong will. | ||
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two of our handicapped pets. The white cat is "Smudge", he
was abused and sodomized by someone with an object. He's had
extensive colon surgery to save his life and now "dribbles"
everywhere. The little puppy is "Nichole",, she was bitten
in the head by her daddy-dog and suffered brain damage. She is now
blind in one eye, but she seems fine in all other respects. They are
living here, at the ThunderWolf Animal Sanctuary. |
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12 weeks old, blind, needs a good home.
Contact ADOPTED March 2002 |
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| Pugsley became a star Animal Planet came to Boston to film handicapped pets-I wanted to tell you that sadly, our dog Pugsley passed away this past Saturday-We will never be the same without him--he had a courageous spirit right to till the end even wagging his tail in his cart the last time he was in it- We hope to hear when the Animal Planet tape will be out so we can tell our friends and family- I've forwarded a picture of Pugsley the day he was put to sleep and I'm forwarding another one separately of Pugsley as a young dog-please keep in touch-Ellen Bruder-Moore | |||
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Often, it is helpful to refer to a picture in an email or on a message board, rather than send the whole picture. It saves time and space. Here's how.
1 - Find the name of the picture by holding the mouse over it, and looking in the lower right hand corner of the screen (The Status Bar) or right-clicking the picture and looking at properties. The name will be something like
http://www.HandicappedPets.com/gallery/roxy.jpg where roxy.jpg is the individual picture's name.
2 - Include that in your e-mail as a "link to the picture." like this:
Hi! Click here to see my best friend... http://www.HandicappedPets.com/gallery/roxy.jpg
I'll try to help if you have trouble!
Email the pet's picture and a line or two about the pet and I'll post it here. If you have a longer story, maybe I'll give it a page of its own.