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He Beat the Odds with One Less Leg

Donnie was rescued from a euthanasia list after a devastating accident. Today, the three-legged pup is a therapy dog spreading joy everywhere he goes.

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Aug 28, 2026

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After being rescued from a euthanasia list with two broken legs, Donnie faced months of recovery before losing one leg. Today, he's a fearless therapy dog whose endless tail wags, adventurous spirit, and loving heart inspire everyone he meets.

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