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Un bebe conejo con parálisis se mueve usando un skateboard

Sometimes with farm life you have to make hard decisions….like putting down an animal because the quality of life is no longer good. However, at Overlook Acres we do what we can. Over the past few weeks we have had about 6 litters of bunnies born. We lost many to the frigid temperatures of upstate New York. But thanks to Christine Griffith she took the remaining bunnies inside and bottle fed each one. I found this little guy in the barn stiff and half frozen and brought him inside. After a few days of warmth he was eating normal but wasnt moving his back legs. It appeared he was paralyzed from his belly down. Normally this circumstance would result in putting the animals down and out of his misery but he didnt seem to be in any pain. He managed to still pull himself around the floor and was moving faster than the other babies. So, Christine took it upon herself to buy a $1 skateboard toy at the dollar store and manuifacture a mini wheel chair body for this little guy. He is as happy as can be and loves his speed. Share the video if you would like. Who doesn't love a baby bunny in a wheelchair??

Posted by Overlook Acres on miércoles, 17 de febrero de 2016

Wheelz es un bebé conejo que vive en la granja Overlook Acres de Nueva York y que se ha convertido en uno de los animales más famosos en las redes sociales. Se trata de un conejo se quedó paralizado en la mitad de su cuerpo después de que lo mordiera un conejo adulto.

Sonja y Jason Ambrosino dueños de la granja lo encontraron a punto de morir y se negaron a sacrificarlo. La solución a la parálisis fue un skateboard de dedos, que se encuentra enganchado al cuerpo del animal con un calcentín. Ahora sí, Wheelz puede continuar disfrutando de su vida sin tener dificultades para trasladarse de un lugar a otro.