Chi Chi quadruple amputee becomes a therapy dog
by Robert Hudson
Chi Chi is a 3 year old female Golden Retriever and is a Certified Therapy Dog. She visits hospitals, schools and other facilities where she brings smiles and hope to people of all ages.
Chi Chi is a quadruple amputee because she had to have parts of all four of her legs amputated to save her life.
She was rescued in South Korea and has lived in Arizona, USA with her forever family since March 2016.
This cutie was born in January 2014 and was kept alive at a dog meat farm to eventually be slaughtered. She was discovered discarded in a trash bag with her feet nearly cut off with bruises and cuts all over her body.
Her rescuers had all four legs amputated in order to save her life. This was made possible by The Hope Foundation (Nabiya/Irion Project to help injured Animals) when they contacted ARME to partner and find a home in America.
Chi Chi’s journey has just started. She has been adopted by an amazing family in Arizona, USA, and is on her way to a new life. Chi Chi has a long and loving life ahead of her as a therapy dog.
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