I have tears of joy that you all didn’t give up in your precious baby’s 🙏❤️… I too, World go to the ends of the Earth for my diff or Whacker Parrot no matter what anyone told me!! I too am disabled, and believe it or not, must v A people have up in me. I didn’t and I studied but I works find a way to reach out to you in England WHO N KNOW… BEING DISABLED DOES NOT MEAN OUT THEN DOWN !! AMEN TO YOU ALL AND I CUT YOU FROM ACROSS THE PIND ANN’S WISH I WERE THERE TO GIVE EACH AND EVERY N PET A BIG HUG N KUSS … THEY DESERVE TO LIVE AND GET L I VE JUST LIKE HUMANS AS WE HAVE LEARNED… Pets FEEL and have EMOTIONS… And they FERL PAIN, in their Hearts and Soujs… Bless you ALLLL🌷🌷🌷 for not giving up in these beautiful Disabled animals and you kept in trying until found they needed to have a full as best as you could give 💕💕💫💫 ALL IN THIS VIDEO … YOU’VE WON MY HEART AS C I WOULD FO EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE DOING… 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤ Xoxox🥰🥰🥰🥰
I love animals 💕 n people who love 💕 animals. Their love is extremely pure when compared to human beings. I can do anything for them. The animals put a smile on my face n make me extremely happy. Good on people who look after animals. May God bless them. Maureen Pearson New Zealand
When my Burkes Parakeet lost her brother and then two other bird friends she became very depressed. I didn’t know what to do at first because I knew she probably would die slowly. I was working at the time and it was very hard to comfort her all day. So I decided to set up an iPad with all day Cockatiels, Berks parakeet and Love birds Avery site on RUclips. She is now a much happier bird and she now has company all day. It works because she is now 16 years old. She would not have lived more than a year. Just thought I would share my experience.
Imo, as long as an animal has the will to survive and overcome struggles, we have to help as best as possible. Instead of put them to sleep because they are a burden to us, as their owner.
We have four special needs Yorkies and they are loved. When the time comes and they stop eating or are in pain with no quality of life left they will tell me. Right now they are happy and healthy. We only go out to get food or to the Doctors without them. Otherwise they are strapped into their booster puppy seats in the back. We will never be alone again or have any kind of holiday outside of our caravan. So far they have cost us around $50,000.00 of our pension fund and we didn’t have a lot when we retired. My husband when he pays another bill tells me we cannot plan to live as long as he had planned. We don’t regret any of it. Since I was small I could look at a litter and know if one would be sick. We paid full price for all of them because the breeder didn’t know what I did and I cannot let them be put down because they don’t want to pay. Last night was fireworks on the beach in front of our house but we know what time so three were in our room with the door, windows and shutters closed, air conditioning on and music playing. Our littlest girl is Belle and she never had much sight. Now she can only see dark and light. My husband carried all 2 kilo’s of her out the front on the grass next to the beach. Everytime one explodes she makes a little ohh sound. She is sure the fireworks are just put. on for her. She puts her little front paws up when she makes the ohh sound. There were more people watching Belle love the fireworks than watching them. When she came back in she spent 5 minutes telling the others about them. She also has a collapsing trachea which causes her to cough or choke. Three of them have collapsing trachea’s. The youngest is Mica and he was born without Vitamin D. A Yorkie Mother supplies half of their Vitamin D with her milk but he missed out because she had 5 puppies. He smashed both front legs just playing, he has had both legs operated on twice but he cannot have anymore surgeries. The last one left him with no control over his heart rate or body heat. He has crooked front legs but he plays and is happy. He is a funny little one and mostly mine, he makes me laugh. Luca is the only one without a collapsing trachea. He has PICA and Celiac’s Disease. He may burst from being overweight and we cannot find where he has hidden food this time. He is the most loving and happy one. He has been healthy since we removed all grains from his diet. PICA makes him eat things like kitchen sponges so not much in our home is at his height. We threw out all of our kitchen sponges 2 years ago but he still has a couple somewhere. The eldest is Lucia but she is called Chia, she keeps the others in line. Chia has a collapsing trachea and a knee cap that will not stay in place. She had the worst trachea but little Belle has now. Each one is different and wonderful. They may not have long lives but they will have their best lives. They are a lot of work and my husband is my carer. We are not young and I can see how tired he is getting so I have been making his load a little lighter each day. Our babies can’t be separated or just given away. Not many people want four special needs dogs. If the day comes when cannot meet their financial needs or we cannot physically keep caring for them. Our two youngest children are girls that live three States away, the babies love them both. They live 15 minutes apart and they will share them. They just have to take all four at once each turn. No one can tell that taking mine and loving them is wrong. Chia just turned eight, Luca is nearly 7, Belle is just 5 and Mica is 3. They are all loved and happy.
@@horsetuna haha, when was the last time you went to a vet? there's always a fee for even just getting the animal looked at and then all the costs for the prosthetics, the doctors time, the anesthesiologists time, whatever other surgical assistants were needed time, the nurses that kept an eye on the animal post-op time, kennel fees if the animal had to be kept for overnight, all the meds ect... simplicity is something of a benefit here
@@prcervi not on Bondi Vets. Dr. Scott Miller in England looks after many pet even abandoned pets from animal charities as well as pets in park (homeless people's pets) as volunteer. Dr. Chris Brown in Australia goes to people's farms treat special disable animals as well as people bring in animals that are found abandoned operates on them then finds them a new home. He even helped a family who had a dog that needed surgery an every vet said it would cost too much and would not let them pay until it was paid off. Chris was contacted and flew the dog and her owner to where the small animal hospital to see a specialist. Chris paid for everything but the surgeon's fee and the surgeon gave his services free. Then Chris took the dog back to the owner's home!!!!! What do you have to say about that!!!!!!
I've never understood "putting an animal down." What if we treated people like that? "Mrs. Hawking, your son Stephen has amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. He'll never walk or speak. I recommend we put him down."
I'm only at the beginning of this but it's very uncomfortable as a disabled person to hear disabled animals spoken about as a novelty or as automatically having no quality of life. They're speaking about these owners as if they are laughable for going through such lengths to meet their pets' basic needs.
To me it doesn't seem like they're laughing at them, but trying to show others that just because an animal is different or differently abled doesn't mean it's an automatic death sentence for them. They've shown many different disabilities and ways that they can help or treat them.
@@monkaholic100 I would never presume to tell anyone how they should or shouldn't feel. I was just offering another perspective on the subject and explaining how I saw things. My oldest son is Autistic and I've had to deal with people judging him and myself when he screams out of frustration when we're in public or stims or when people see a 13 year old in a diaper because he struggles with potty training so I do understand where you're coming from. I definitely didn't mean to upset or confuse you and for that I apologize. Just offering a different way to look at things is all. Hope you have a wonderful Holiday season.
@@kerseykrewzoo Thank you for your offering but I'd already considered that perspective before you commented and still could not rattle my discomfort. It's very nuanced but as a disabled person there's a very fine line between admiration towards the way we adapt and voyeurism/ridicule/novelty and to me this video teetered slightly towards novelty. In addition to being disabled I cared for a disabled and medically complex cat for a year and a half before he succumbed to his most serious condition and he required 24-hour care and significant modifications to my house for his safety. I know most people would not have gone through the efforts I did, and even as an owner I would be uncomfortable being spoken about as these owners were. Happy holidays 🙂
They are completely precious ❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕💖💖💖♥️💯 / please make sure you know Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour everyone! He is coming soon! Please don't be left behind! Repent and accept Jesus! JESUS LOVES YOU! John 3:16, Revelation 20:15, 1 Corrinthians 15 1-4
You sound as if you might be a Mormon or Latter Day Saint if you prefer. According to that religion, only 144k will be taken up during the Rapture. All the remaining billions of us, according to this religion will be, as you say, LEFT BEHIND. Those are terrible odds and seems pretty exclusionary. Mary, you have a pleasant day. Merry Christmas.
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I have tears of joy that you all didn’t give up in your precious baby’s 🙏❤️… I too, World go to the ends of the Earth for my diff or Whacker Parrot no matter what anyone told me!! I too am disabled, and believe it or not, must v A people have up in me. I didn’t and I studied but I works find a way to reach out to you in England WHO N KNOW… BEING DISABLED DOES NOT MEAN OUT THEN DOWN !! AMEN TO YOU ALL AND I CUT YOU FROM ACROSS THE PIND ANN’S WISH I WERE THERE TO GIVE EACH AND EVERY N PET A BIG HUG N KUSS … THEY DESERVE TO LIVE AND GET L I VE JUST LIKE HUMANS AS WE HAVE LEARNED… Pets FEEL and have EMOTIONS… And they FERL PAIN, in their Hearts and Soujs… Bless you ALLLL🌷🌷🌷 for not giving up in these beautiful Disabled animals and you kept in trying until found they needed to have a full as best as you could give
💕💕💫💫 ALL IN THIS VIDEO … YOU’VE WON MY HEART AS C I WOULD FO EXACTLY WHAT YOU ARE DOING… 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤ Xoxox🥰🥰🥰🥰
Katie looks so happy with her new wheels .
I love animals 💕 n people who love 💕 animals. Their love is extremely pure when compared to human beings. I can do anything for them. The animals put a smile on my face n make me extremely happy. Good on people who look after animals. May God bless them. Maureen Pearson New Zealand
How is this not the most watched video ever?!
I love you all and well done for your underwtanding
When my Burkes Parakeet lost her brother and then two other bird friends she became very depressed. I didn’t know what to do at first because I knew she probably would die slowly. I was working at the time and it was very hard to comfort her all day. So I decided to set up an iPad with all day Cockatiels, Berks parakeet and Love birds Avery site on RUclips. She is now a much happier bird and she now has company all day. It works because she is now 16 years old. She would not have lived more than a year. Just thought I would share my experience.
Poor Fred doesn't understand where his best friend went. So sad 😞
Watching Katie put a huge smile on my face! 😊
Imo, as long as an animal has the will to survive and overcome struggles, we have to help as best as possible. Instead of put them to sleep because they are a burden to us, as their owner.
Of course you can love a pig! They are living creatures ❤
This is soooo sweet and lovely 😍 👌.
That guy looks just like the older big guy … lol he’s the thinner younger version of him.
The right food also,
The couple with the over weight black cat, suggest to the couple a Lazer light, and try to get the cat to follow the light.
Lasers can cause mental disorders in animals
We have four special needs Yorkies and they are loved. When the time comes and they stop eating or are in pain with no quality of life left they will tell me. Right now they are happy and healthy. We only go out to get food or to the Doctors without them. Otherwise they are strapped into their booster puppy seats in the back. We will never be alone again or have any kind of holiday outside of our caravan.
So far they have cost us around $50,000.00 of our pension fund and we didn’t have a lot when we retired. My husband when he pays another bill tells me we cannot plan to live as long as he had planned. We don’t regret any of it. Since I was small I could look at a litter and know if one would be sick. We paid full price for all of them because the breeder didn’t know what I did and I cannot let them be put down because they don’t want to pay.
Last night was fireworks on the beach in front of our house but we know what time so three were in our room with the door, windows and shutters closed, air conditioning on and music playing.
Our littlest girl is Belle and she never had much sight. Now she can only see dark and light. My husband carried all 2 kilo’s of her out the front on the grass next to the beach. Everytime one explodes she makes a little ohh sound. She is sure the fireworks are just put. on for her. She puts her little front paws up when she makes the ohh sound. There were more people watching Belle love the fireworks than watching them. When she came back in she spent 5 minutes telling the others about them. She also has a collapsing trachea which causes her to cough or choke.
Three of them have collapsing trachea’s. The youngest is Mica and he was born without Vitamin D. A Yorkie Mother supplies half of their Vitamin D with her milk but he missed out because she had 5 puppies. He smashed both front legs just playing, he has had both legs operated on twice but he cannot have anymore surgeries. The last one left him with no control over his heart rate or body heat. He has crooked front legs but he plays and is happy. He is a funny little one and mostly mine, he makes me laugh. Luca is the only one without a collapsing trachea. He has PICA and Celiac’s Disease. He may burst from being overweight and we cannot find where he has hidden food this time. He is the most loving and happy one. He has been healthy since we removed all grains from his diet. PICA makes him eat things like kitchen sponges so not much in our home is at his height. We threw out all of our kitchen sponges 2 years ago but he still has a couple somewhere. The eldest is Lucia but she is called Chia, she keeps the others in line. Chia has a collapsing trachea and a knee cap that will not stay in place. She had the worst trachea but little Belle has now.
Each one is different and wonderful. They may not have long lives but they will have their best lives. They are a lot of work and my husband is my carer. We are not young and I can see how tired he is getting so I have been making his load a little lighter each day.
Our babies can’t be separated or just given away. Not many people want four special needs dogs. If the day comes when cannot meet their financial needs or we cannot physically keep caring for them. Our two youngest children are girls that live three States away, the babies love them both. They live 15 minutes apart and they will share them. They just have to take all four at once each turn.
No one can tell that taking mine and loving them is wrong. Chia just turned eight, Luca is nearly 7, Belle is just 5 and Mica is 3. They are all loved and happy.
You need to take him to see Dr. Noel Fitzpatrick who does bionic prosthetics. He is England.
those super fancy prosthetics ain't cheap
How do you know that Dr. would work with pet owner. It was only a suggestion!
@@sylviajamison2919 prosthetics are always pricey, but asking is always free. Maybe something can be set up!
@@horsetuna haha, when was the last time you went to a vet? there's always a fee for even just getting the animal looked at
and then all the costs for the prosthetics, the doctors time, the anesthesiologists time, whatever other surgical assistants were needed time, the nurses that kept an eye on the animal post-op time, kennel fees if the animal had to be kept for overnight, all the meds ect...
simplicity is something of a benefit here
@@prcervi not on Bondi Vets. Dr. Scott Miller in England looks after many pet even abandoned pets from animal charities as well as pets in park (homeless people's pets) as volunteer. Dr. Chris Brown in Australia goes to people's farms treat special disable animals as well as people bring in animals that are found abandoned operates on them then finds them a new home. He even helped a family who had a dog that needed surgery an every vet said it would cost too much and would not let them pay until it was paid off. Chris was contacted and flew the dog and her owner to where the small animal hospital to see a specialist. Chris paid for everything but the surgeon's fee and the surgeon gave his services free. Then Chris took the dog back to the owner's home!!!!! What do you have to say about that!!!!!!
I've never understood "putting an animal down." What if we treated people like that? "Mrs. Hawking, your son Stephen has amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. He'll never walk or speak. I recommend we put him down."
Bionic lims are made for animals by Noel Fitzpatrick the super vet. It does exsist.
I'm only at the beginning of this but it's very uncomfortable as a disabled person to hear disabled animals spoken about as a novelty or as automatically having no quality of life. They're speaking about these owners as if they are laughable for going through such lengths to meet their pets' basic needs.
To me it doesn't seem like they're laughing at them, but trying to show others that just because an animal is different or differently abled doesn't mean it's an automatic death sentence for them. They've shown many different disabilities and ways that they can help or treat them.
@@kerseykrewzooSo should I not feel uncomfortable? I don't understand your point.
@@monkaholic100 I would never presume to tell anyone how they should or shouldn't feel. I was just offering another perspective on the subject and explaining how I saw things. My oldest son is Autistic and I've had to deal with people judging him and myself when he screams out of frustration when we're in public or stims or when people see a 13 year old in a diaper because he struggles with potty training so I do understand where you're coming from. I definitely didn't mean to upset or confuse you and for that I apologize. Just offering a different way to look at things is all. Hope you have a wonderful Holiday season.
@@kerseykrewzoo Thank you for your offering but I'd already considered that perspective before you commented and still could not rattle my discomfort. It's very nuanced but as a disabled person there's a very fine line between admiration towards the way we adapt and voyeurism/ridicule/novelty and to me this video teetered slightly towards novelty.
In addition to being disabled I cared for a disabled and medically complex cat for a year and a half before he succumbed to his most serious condition and he required 24-hour care and significant modifications to my house for his safety. I know most people would not have gone through the efforts I did, and even as an owner I would be uncomfortable being spoken about as these owners were. Happy holidays 🙂
I loved this video very much then. And may God bless your family then.
All animals grief their ways then.
You are definitely a cat lady but hey at least your not my 30 year old daughter.
They are completely precious ❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕💖💖💖♥️💯 / please make sure you know Jesus Christ as your Lord and Saviour everyone! He is coming soon! Please don't be left behind! Repent and accept Jesus! JESUS LOVES YOU! John 3:16, Revelation 20:15, 1 Corrinthians 15 1-4
Wtf?
@@midei my sentiments exactly!
Hello Marie
You sound as if you might be a Mormon or Latter Day Saint if you prefer. According to that religion, only 144k will be taken up during the Rapture. All the remaining billions of us, according to this religion will be, as you say, LEFT BEHIND. Those are terrible odds and seems pretty exclusionary.
Mary, you have a pleasant day. Merry Christmas.
@@fredhonest33 you sound familiar with Marie. Is she alright?