Paralyzed Bunny Helps Children Overcome Their Own Disabilities

Franandlee08
2 years ago

This is truly amazing! What a wonderful way to bring new hope to a disabled child.

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daryl b.
3 years ago

never having been in the situation i think he would be a great comfort

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Jillian
3 years ago

it was nice of them to make the brace, even if they originally considered it a waste of time. animals are always a great marketing tool for kids, and in this case, it's for something they actually need. and who wouldn't want to play w/a bunny in a brace?

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daryl b.
3 years ago

helping those children rise to their highest level is what it is all about

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Kris
3 years ago

You are so right, Daryl. Help the children and help the animals, too.

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Mousefur
3 years ago

What a wonderful story. Once again it should serve as a reminder that whether human or animal, just because we might not fit the definition of perfect that our life isn't valuable, a precious gift from God. We all have a purpose and often touch many lives that we aren't even aware of. Thes types of stories need to flood the desks of directors and managers at every shelter in America.

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daryl b.
3 years ago

mousefur how perfectly put

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Kris
3 years ago

I agree with Daryl. Very well said!

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Linda B.
3 years ago

Excellent comment!

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Linda B.
3 years ago

Great story. We hear about so many other animals used in therapy - kids relate well to animals when they don't always to other people. It's neat they were able to help the bunny and find a way to use that to help the kids.

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daryl b.
3 years ago

every living thing should have a purpose in life

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Ches21
3 years ago

I once heard of a therapy turtle for a little boy that had down syndrome it was a huge turtle and some one turtle napped him he was also really cool with drawings on his shell. Once the person found out that they had stolen a therapy turtle for a little boy who had down syndrome the person returned the turtle right away and just left it in a pet carrier on the families door step and when they saw him they were so happy there was a note on top of the pet carrier that said sorry I took your turtle but I did not know he was a therapy animal for your son who has down syndrome. I was happy to hear on the news that they got him back and I have never seen a turtle smile before but I swear this one did when he was with that little boy.

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Jillian
3 years ago

exactly. it's not uncommon anymore to hear about a kid who's life was changed thanks to an animal. what would we do w/o the little fur-balls?

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Ches21
3 years ago

This just proves that any animal can be a therapy animal my dog could be cause she always knows when my blood sugar is low or high.

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daryl b.
3 years ago

isn't that amazing how they can sense that and sniff out cancer

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Kris
3 years ago

Great story. I have heard about dogs, etc. with special braces, but never a rabbit before. This is awesome!

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Momba
3 years ago

This just proves that everything and everyone has a purpose. Sometimes we have to get it figured out, that's all. Great story zootoo.

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Denise L.
3 years ago

OMG, this brings a tear to my eye, not only because of a paralyzed rabbit & children, but because of the good this therapy is for each other!

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Kris
3 years ago

I agree. It is great how the children and Alyna can be there for each other.

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daryl b.
3 years ago

and give each other courage

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di
3 years ago

a great inspirations.

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Bentchbites
3 years ago

i like these inspiring stories...they remind me that the world isn't as screwed as the movies and that little animals make big differences on people's lives...

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Jeanette G.
3 years ago

aww what a sweet thing!!!

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Bowne
3 years ago

What a great story! It is wonderful to see that a bunny is doing so much to help these children. What a wonderful gift. I'm glad someone made the effort to help the bunny so he could help others.

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cheech
3 years ago

Animals seem to have a healing effect on children / most people. I see this alot in children riding horses for thearpy. even me! When im feeling low , theres nothing like goin to visit my horses and taking kodi along too! I love the pic of the bunny and child.a The picture tells it all!

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Kris
3 years ago

very good point. animals definitely help in healing.

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Kaytee
3 years ago

I agree :)

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Jillian
3 years ago

no matter what's ailing ya, having an animal around is gonna fix it. having an animal around in these situations should be required!

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Kavykeeper
3 years ago

I'd love to see a video of the bunny moving around. It's amazing what can be done to assist humans and animals with special needs. Great news story.

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Michele Z.
3 years ago

A video would be nice!

"Where there's a 'wheel', there's a way!"

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Kaytee
3 years ago

Poor little Alyna . She is just beautiful and I am glad she is able to help disabled children.

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Michele Z.
3 years ago

That's an interesting concept and story! Of course, the bunny is extra cute.

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