Love is an action rather than a feeling, and kindness, no matter how small, is never wasted, as Ariel's story shows.
who was born with 6 legs, took media’s attention all around the world last October when at just 11 weeks of age, she was found dumped in a car park.
Any time Ollie would take a dog for a walk along the coastline, many people would recognize her and would ask for a selfie, yet Ariel seemed to like it.surf A puppy who was born with multiple birth defects, which include 2 extra legs and 2 vulvas, was found dumped in a supermarket car parkAriel got her name from Disney’s Little Mermaid character due to her partially fused extra back legs, which reminded rescuers of a mermaid’s tail.
“Ariel was a complicated little dog whose care required close collaboration across a number of our specialist led teams including orthopaedics, soft tissue surgery, anaesthesia and radiology. We are delighted such a lovely dog has recovered from her surgery well,” said Vicki Black, the hospital director at Langford Vets Small Animal Referral Hospital.
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