00:00A shelter med in and of itself is kind of working with what you have to do what you can
00:06for the
00:07animals. The base around it and the legs do start with cardboard, lots of tape, some zip ties,
00:15and then the legs weren't quite strong enough. They kept kind of giving out
00:19when he would try and turn. So then I got these rollers for 99 cents and put them there.
00:28Hot wheels that are ambulances. I was just trying to figure out a way to keep him standing on his
00:33own
00:33for a little bit amount of time but then he was really wanting to play and walk around.
00:39So I used what I had and I kind of built it off of how wheelchairs are that we already
00:45have
00:45like at the shelter. They're just not small enough for him because he's just a little guy.
00:51I'm very happy with it and it seems to have brought a lot of a lot of joy to the
00:56people
00:56at the shelter and hopefully some other people as well.
01:03Oh look at that!
01:11He had a spinal injury.
01:20He had a spinal injury.
01:23Biggara.
01:26He had a familial injury.
01:27He had a ŃĐ¸Đ˝Đ°Đ˝Ń with a total of 20 years after the telephone.
01:28That's when he wasizi.
01:28He got a big ball.
01:28He finally gave me a big ball.
01:28And he got a little training.
01:29He got married, he arrived.
01:29That's how we're deciding.
01:29He got married with a little deeper and possibly some business.
01:29We were just playing.
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