Six paralyzed dogs rescued from Mexico by The Little League Rescue and Sanctuary in Sierra Vista are ready for adoption.
Remember these kids?! Well, These pups are ready for adoption! They're all healed up from wounds and getting used to their wheelchairs. pic.twitter.com/ZIMy24lJMx
— Jennifer Martinez (@Jennymartineztv) June 27, 2017
The shelter received the dogs back in April from good Samaritans in Hermosillo, Mexico.
After seeing the conditions they were all in - veterinarians got straight to work.
Two of the dogs were paralyzed from the waist down, and another puppy had its limbs chopped off.
The worse case was a puppy brought in with their bones coming out of their body and their nose cut off.
After two months of rehabilitation, the puppies received wheelchairs and are ready for adoption.
"I worked with them --- conditioning them onto the wheelchair because you can't just put a dog in a wheelchair and say hey learn how to walk all over again," said Sandy McPadden with the rescue.
Now, the dogs are ready for adoption.
Click here for more information.
This wheelchair was donated by a @kgun9 viewer who saw our story in April. pic.twitter.com/ckXboIZHj1
— Jennifer Martinez (@Jennymartineztv) June 27, 2017
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