Read their stories and you’ll learn thing or two about never giving up.
That may sound harsh, but the surgery gave him better mobility almost instantly.
Thanks to her prosthetic, she was able to care for them without any help.
She was born without her two front legs, but that’s never slowed her down for a second.
She just hops everywhere she needs to go on her back two feet.
They’re working on building anonline storewhere they’ll offer Roux-themed stuffed animals, books and more.
She wasfound on the side of the roadwith her guinea pig companion, Pip.
Now that she’s mobile, her caregivers say she’s a force to be reckoned with.
And more good news: she still has Pip by her side.
“They’re together all of the time.
They love sharing strawberries and grapes together.”
Sadly, frostbite took his paws.
Soon after, he was adopted and his new caregiver raised the money for prosthetics on his back legs.
Stevie
Ready to feel just a little bit lazy?
Stevie is a blind cat… who climbs mountains.
Yep, you read that right.
Luckily for her, she’s not up for adoption.
Named Chris P. Bacon (say it out loud you’ll get it!
), he now has a life far better than most pigs could ever hope for.
Now, he serves as an inspiration to children with special needs.
