To help him get around, his foster dad commandeered some of his son's Lego, creating a wheelchair that allowed tiny Champ to play and interact with his littermates. Via: Cole And Marmalade.
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Tiny black Champ was found hiding in a barn by a Canadian Woman
There was a problem rendering this video - it may have been deleted.Via carmasussexWhen this women saw that his back legs were injured, she contacted the local organization, CARMA Sussex, Cat Rescue Maritimes, and their volunteers rushed over to investigate. After a thorough exam, the vet confirmed that the young boy could only get around by dragging it's back legs due to a birth defect.
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Champ was taken into foster care and a wheelchair was ordered for him. But since he is still too small to be fitted properly with the gear, his foster parents came up with a brilliant idea!
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Posted by CARMA Sussex, Cat Rescue Maritimes on Tuesday, May 29, 2018Via carmasussex
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They used Lego’s to build Champ a custom sized mini set of wheels
Please Note: we are not accepting any applications for Champ! Champ in his new wheels... these are only temporary as...
Posted by CARMA Sussex, Cat Rescue Maritimes on Sunday, May 20, 2018Via carmasussexChamp was fitted with a small red sock to prevent any rubbing or chafing from the genius device. Now he can scoot around with his foster brothers and sisters like any other rambunctious kitten! "They just fell in love with him and accept him just the way he is," said Terry Peck, founder of CARMA, about the foster family. "Humans could learn a lot from animals."
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