WHEEL BEST FRIENDS SEEK FUR-EVER HOME TOGETHER
AFTER a traumatic start to life, two dachshund friends are hoping to roll into their fur-ever homes.
Eight-year-old Cody and seven-year-old Daisy were seized by the RSPCA during a raid on Storybook Farm in March. The occupants of the Brisbane property, touted as a sanctuary for disabled or abandoned animals, are now facing several charges of animal cruelty.
Cody and Daisy are siblings who have spent their whole lives together, prompting carers to try to rehome them together.
The pair were born with a genetic condition, intervertebral disk disease, which causes their spinal disks to age at a faster rate than those of other dogs.
RSPCA’s Alex HyndmenHill said although the two required the help of a wheelchair, they were capable little dogs.
“They have special wheels to help them move and run,” she said.
“These dogs deserve a family that can give them time, patience and all the love in the world. They’re such beautiful dogs and the pair are happy as long as they’re with people and spending time together.”
Alex said a house with open plan living and no stairs would be the perfect place for the siblings to live out their days together.
If you think you can help visit https://www.rspcaqld.org.au/adopt/ and search Animal ID Numbers, 1140683 for Daisy and 1140680 for Cody.