Differently Abled: 11 Pets Rockin’ it on Wheels

by Pet Freak

Mar

Differently Abled: 11 Pets Rockin’ it on Wheels

For a playful animal, there's nothing worse than not being able to run, jump, and frolic. These pictures prove that with the right equipment, impaired pets can move around with the best of them!

Here are 9 pets that had their lives transformed by a set of wheels:

1. Buster the Pug

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Image Source: Turner Images

Pugs are prone to disabling spinal problems, so they're the breed most likely to use wheels. Buster is all smiles now that he has his Walkin' Wheels Cart.

2. Turbo-Roo the Chihuahua

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Image Source: Andrea Arden

Turbo Roo was born without his front legs. Thanks to his tiny wheels, he can scoot around just fine!

3. Briggita the Cat

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Image Source: Spiegel

After being shot with an air gun, this kitty needs her pink wheels to stand upright. We're so glad she still has a way to run around and catch those backyard mice!

4. Chris P. Bacon the Pig

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Image Source: Death and Taxes Magazine

Chris was born with malformed hind legs. He had to lift his rear up and walk on his front legs all on his own, until his owner built him wheels from a Kinex set. Chris is now the star of his own children's book!

5. Dolly the Rabbit

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Image Source: WITI TV

Because of a birth defect, Dolly lost the use of her legs at the age of 7. Her owner made these pimped-up wheels so she could go back to frolicking!

6. Dottie the Dalmation

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Image Source: CBS News

Dottie was paralyzed by a herniated disc, but she doesn't let that stop her from running on the beach!

7. Holli the Alpaca

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Image Source: AMS Vans

Born premature, this St. Louis celebrity was mysteriously paralyzed after a dog spooked her herd. When Holli's owner could no longer afford to pay for therapy treatments, the whole city chipped in to help, including one good Samaritan who purchased Holli's $700 wheelchair.

8. Chicken

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Image Source: WSJ

This chicken is helping to test out a wheelchair for K-9 Carts West, a company based in Washington State, after they received an order for a chicken that was hit by a car in Hawaii.