After a weekend of home physio little Tom is back for a check up, and they are delighted with his progress ❤️
For all the lovely people asking about little Tom, look at him go! He’s making such good progress ❤️
At Dogs for the Disabled we value and love all our dogs, the cute puppies, our life changing assistance and task dogs, and those living out their well deserved retirement with our foster families.
From time to time each of our dogs need a little bit of extra loving care, and little Tom need this help now!
At a week old we identified him as having ‘swimmers disease’, common to over-sized puppies where they fail to develop normal walking patterns in the early weeks and their paws are splayed laterally resulting in an inability to stand and early intervention is keys to a full recovery.
Our incredible volunteer family, Anne and Barry, began Tommy’s physiotherapy straight away with gentle, loving rotations of the limbs. This maintained vital range of movement with the limbs.
Today we took our little pup to see the wonderful Emily at Sunbeam Vets, to ensure he receives the very best of care possible. The next few weeks will be a lot of extra work however what Tommy needs Tommy will get to ensure a full recovery for our very special boy ❤️
And in other news this morning…
Dogs for the Disabled Linda Norman Anne Twohig
All good physio ends with a kiss ❤️
All good physio ends with a kiss ❤️
Compliments to the chef ❤️
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Two days old, and already making the world a better place ❤️
Things that really matter come in twos. Eyes, ears, lungs and limbs, and kisses on the cheek, one on each.
Yesterday our lovely Nancy gave birth to two beautiful golden puppies, a gentleman’s family, a little boy and a little girl.
Life-changing puppies that will grow to grant the dreams of two small children and their wish to walk.
We can’t wait to introduce them to Jasmine, and Fleur, what a joy it will be to see four generations of this wonderful family together, but for now, we’ll leave them alone to get to know their mum, and the world that they’re going to change.
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So proud of little Noddy and his gorgeous girl Lily ❤️
Dogs for the Disabled Linda Norman
Puppy socialising is such hard work 😉
Ivy’s first ‘dad’ was PJ and we want to welcome puppy PJ, born this morning and the first of nine perfect pandemic puppies that will go on to change the lives of small children and help them fulfil their big dreams to walk.
This little pup has much to live up to, and if he’s as loving and loyal as his namesake, who shares his birthday today, he’s going to make the most perfect partner!
Every calendar, every card, every donation makes dreams come true for children like Sophia and their dreams to be like every other child.
Thank you, thank you, thank you ❤️
Like mother, like daughter!
Happy birthday Nancy ❤️
Friends comes in all shapes and sizes ❤️