25/10/2025
At only around 5–6 weeks old he’s too young to be away from his mum, let alone facing something like this.
His right front leg has no sensation or movement, and although there’s some movement in his left, he knuckles over when he tries to walk.
The incredible team at Lumbry Park have made a tiny boot to give his right leg some rigidity and encourage him to use the left side more. Despite everything, this brave little boy is adapting in the most remarkable way, learning to balance on his back legs, as you can see in the video.
The video is longer than we would normally post, but it really shows what Nemo is faced with and how he’s learning to move in his own way. He needs to be able to stand on three legs so that he can use the litter tray and live as independently as possible — and he’s trying his absolute best.
It’s truly heartbreaking to know that he didn’t end up in the road on his own
We will do everything possible to give Nemo the best chance — but his ongoing care, diagnostics and specialist input come at a cost. If you can spare even a few pounds to help us continue his treatment, it would mean the world.
👉 https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/tcwgwinter25
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