Carolyn Mullet’s article “Man Uses Wagon For Paralyzed Pup To Help Her Learn About The world”
Bryant Thompson was out on a walk in Dartmouth, Massachusetts, when he observed a man walking his pup through Shubie Park.
However, this was not your average dog walk; the dog was wrapped in blankets and resting in a wagon to stay warm. Thompson promptly got out his phone and grabbed some photos from a distance as the man pulled his beloved dog in the wagon.
Bryant met with the dog’s owner and discovered that the poor dog suffers from ALS (Degenerative myelopathy, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease) and is unable to move on her own. As a result, the nice man employs the wagon to assist his furry best buddy in seeing the world and getting some fresh air.
ALS strikes older dogs, typically between the ages of 8 and 14 years, and progresses until the poor animal is unable to walk and is paralyzed in the hind limbs.
“I told him he was a terrific person for doing that since I know there are many who wouldn’t,” Thompson stated in a viral Facebook post. “He merely stated she’d do the same for him and kept driving.” It’s difficult to type this without crying.”
This man has a big heart for expressing so much love and caring for his disabled dog. Dogs make excellent companions because they adore their owners unconditionally. That is why they are deserving of our undivided attention.
Caring for a special-needs dog qualifies you as one of the purest people on the planet.
