6 years • Mixed
Listing confirmed October 16, 2026
Today, Honey is embracing life with enthusiasm, enjoying her custom wheelchair, which enables her to participate in daily rehabilitation sessions. She also delights in wagon rides, where she gets to explore the world around her.
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Honey has overcome tremendous challenges after a traumatic event left her with a spinal fracture and a front leg injury, resulting in partial paralysis. Despite these setbacks, Honey’s spirit is unwavering—she adores everyone she meets and has a special fondness for her snuffle mat! Today, Honey is embracing life with enthusiasm, enjoying her custom wheelchair, which enables her to participate in daily rehabilitation sessions. She also delights in wagon rides, where she gets to explore the world around her. When Honey first came to us, she was unable to sit up without assistance and could…
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