Woman rescues injured doggo who lost all mobility in his legs, she helps rehabilitate him with love and care to give him a heartwarming second chance at life

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Blake Seidel • Managing Editor & Brand Manager
Aug 11, 2025 10:00 AM EDT

There are some people in the world who are true angels. Our best friend's mom was one - she volunteered for every school event, gave the best hugs, and was a person who was always pawsitive. She just radiated goodness, you know? You may know a few people like this in your lives, but we're about to introduce you to one more: Sybille Morch. She helps disabled dogs in Thailand by adopting them and helping them with rehabilitation. It's a job that is extremely taxing, both emotionally and physically. But she does it because if she doesn't, no one else will.

She found Aramis, the dog in this post, on a farm after he was injured in an accident, causing him to lose all mobility in his legs. She took him in, gave him time, love, patience, and trust, and helped him learn to be a doggo again. She did nothing short of giving him a second chance at life, and he thanks her for it every day.

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    He was hit by a motorbike And suddenly, his legs stopped working
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    my.disabled.hairy.friends A few weeks ago, Heike @koh_samui_dogstreets called me-a dog needed help. He was hit by a motorbike and couldn't walk anymore. He lived on a coconut plantation, cared for by local Burmese farmworkers—but they had no resources to get him to a vet.
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    The blow to his head shut down his neural functions
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  • We thought our job was hard. Well, not really, but it is tiring. But then, we think about what Sybille does every day, taking care of dozens of doggos with physical impairments and does physical therapy for them, and works tirelessly to give them meaning in life again. It makes our job feel like floating on a cloud!

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    So I stepped in... would he ever walk again? I named him Aramis-after the fearless Musketeer. Every bit of training? He soaked it up-totally. What a guy. Patient. Trusting. And now... look at him run. What a comeback for Aramis. Handsome as a prince
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    But healing began - with trust and time
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    soonerman13 Pardon my language but you are a f ing Angel on Earth
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    sylviaatimbers Is there anything more beautiful than receiving this gift from you, Sybille? We get to see, feel, and hear Aramis' transformation from pain and trauma to joy prancing down the beach! I think of sweet Pippi and so many others restored to ecstatic life through your love, expert care, devotion, goodness & perseverance. Heaven comes to Earth and we are so blessed that you share this with us!! Thank you forever! ♥AGO*
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    pinkgerber Oh Sybille thank you for sharing Aramis's accomplishment. This made my morning. Your love, dedication, expertise is SUPER! These disabled sweet pups that land in your care will never know how blessed and fortunate they are. These unfortunate tragedies happen and they could be left to die on the streets and they don't because of you. Keep doing what you're doing. It means so much.
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  • We can't imagine the joy they both must have felt when Aramis started walking and running on his own! We would have thrown him a party. And maybe a party for ourselves as well. Here's to many more beach adventures with swimming, running, and anything involving using all four legs!

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    jackieluvs2camp Sybille there is absolutely no one like you!!! With your strength of conviction and love for these dogs you have moved mountains and opened up the eyes, of many naysayers out here, to the possibilities for injured dogs. You have taught many of us so much from your posts. The largest lesson of all is to never give up and keep the faith!!!! Thank you for all that you do for these beautiful pups!
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    daniuccia_83 Training? This is no Training, this is you. You are the magic. You are love
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    jaxstar94 It's sad that people just would write off an accident like this. Humans who have had traumatic accidents go through months of rehab and recover so I'm so glad you give the same hope to dogs. You really are a miracle worker! Will he go back to here he was before now?
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    Watch the full video here!

    Aramis came back like a star FLUFF YOU
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    Link to the full video - click here!

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    theunstoppabledogs So great! Another life saved, because you cared, you're committed and you love! Happy second chance Aramis! **
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    desertman501 What a miracle!!! You are a furry angel. So great to see the pup living life again to the fullest.
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    birdstreesandme Thank you for documenting this process and giving us all hope that there are still wonderful, giving, compassionate people in this world!
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    rogeke69 So thankfull, so lovely...this Woman is Amazing!!! And the dog.....love as allways A
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    creampuff_monsieurlefatboy Only someone with knowledge and love could rehabilitate this poor dog from no function to full life like this! ♥. Most anyone else would've given up.
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