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8/26/2018 4 Comments

PEARL

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@carrieochoagomez
Today we meet Pearl and her family from Miami, Florida. Pearl is a super tiny teacup Chihuahua who was born without her two front legs. She is also missing most of the nails on her hind paws, and her tail has a bend at the end. These deformities are likely to have been the result of Pearls mom, who was also a very small teacup Chihuahua, carrying a litter of three puppies. This was likely to have been too many for her to carry without complications.

Pearls mom, Carrie tells us how Pearl came into their life and the daily challenges of caring for a dog with limb deformities. 

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3/27/2018 1 Comment

LUMEN

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@luvabledogrescue
Today we talk to Ashley from Eugene, USA about life with Lumen (aka. Unicorn) the Great Dane. Lumen was born deaf and with severely deformed feet, then dumped at four weeks old in Tijuana, Mexico. Ashley talks us through their daily routine with Lumen and their other rescue dogs, all while running the busy Luvable Dog Rescue.

Could you tell us a bit about Lumen's condition?


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