Again? Second puppy born with upside-down paws in Oklahoma

LUTHER, Okla. (KFOR) – When volunteers at Oliver and Pals Farm Rescue and Sanctuary met a 5-week-old Coonhound pet in 2019, they knew he was one-of-a-kind.

Effectively… that’s till now.

In 2019, a novel pet was surrendered to the sanctuary with an uncommon start defect.

Chances are you’ll keep in mind Milo, the cute pet born with upside-down paws.

Veterinarians decided that Milo suffered from congenital dislocation of each elbows, which means he can be unable to stroll.

Being surrendered to Oliver and Pals was a lifesaver for Milo, who underwent corrective surgical procedure and realized to stroll once more.

Now, the sanctuary says they’ve acquired one other pet affected by the identical debilitating situation.

Organizers say a 7-week-old pug was initially rescued by Skiatook Paws and Claws along with her brother. Rescuers on the group instantly contacted Oliver and Pals for assist.

Volunteers say the pet, who has lovingly been named Mila, has paws that “at occasions level straight to [the] ceiling.”

With out surgical procedure, they are saying Mila won’t ever have the ability to stroll, run, or play like a traditional canine.

Organizers say they’re making ready Mila for a CT imaging scan after which 3D printing of her legs so surgeons at OSU could make an actual plan of assault based mostly on her construction.

“It’s all the time a bummer when animals are born with deformities, however we really feel actually good that she landed right here with us,” Oliver and Pals posted on Fb.

If you want to donate to Mila’s care, you are able to do so utilizing Paypal to oliverandfriendsfarmsanctuary@gmail.com or by clicking the Fb hyperlink.