Husky Born Without Paws Gets Adopted And Becomes The Happiest Pup In A Wheelchair
Sometimes Maya might look like a regular Siberian husky puppy, but she is quite a special one. This three-year-old from Thailand was born without any paws on her legs so the walking was an impossible task. Maya also had problems with her hips. She was not able to even stand for more than few moments. It looked like life isn’t going to be easy for this pup.
But then Kit, her current owner, came into Maya’s life. “At that time I was looking for a puppy when I found a facebook post from a shelter that there is a puppy up for adoption. It was mentioned that she had congenital abnormalities, no paws on all four legs”- Kit told Bored Panda. And she knew that this puppy is deserving a chance.
Kit tells that at first, it was difficult, but she wouldn’t change this experience for anything. She calls Maya “frisky and strong” and told us that this beautiful husky “likes to play with a ball, spend time with her puppy friend Mamon and loves sleeping”.
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Maya was born with no paws on all four legs and ended up in a shelter with very little chance to get adopted
Luckily, Kit didn’t care about her congenital abnormalities and decided to give the puppy a chance!
Kit says that it was difficult at first but she wouldn’t change this experience for anything
Now Maya is “frisky and strong”
“She likes to play with a ball, spend time with her puppy friend Mamon and loves sleeping,” Kit told Bored Panda
Maya is truly the luckiest puppy in the world
No wonder she’s always so happy
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Maya smiles in EVERY photo. I cannot help but to think that somehow, she also understands how lucky she is <3 Thank you Kit for taking that extra effort to accommodate something that could never have helped herself.
Maya smiles in EVERY photo. I cannot help but to think that somehow, she also understands how lucky she is <3 Thank you Kit for taking that extra effort to accommodate something that could never have helped herself.
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