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This poor mini-horse has had a real tough start to life, at just 5-months-old. 

Teaspoon, was sadly left disabled after being bitten by a snake in her back leg. The leg soon became necrotic and needed to be amputated. Teaspoon's former owners soon realized they wouldn't be able to provide the attention and extra care she needed following the operation. 

Panda Paws Rescue came to the rescue! With additional help from the New Jersey-based animal farm rescue Goats of Anarchy, the two rescues came together to carefully transport Teaspoon from Louisiana to her new home at Goats of Anarchy, which is a farm that is focused on caring for special need animals. 

And when Walkin' Pets heard about Teaspoon's five months of hardship, they also wanted to help. Thanks to the parts they donated, the first-ever Walkin' Wheels wheelchair built for a horse was created! And additional thanks for the wheelchair frame donated by Panda Paws. 

Thanks to all these incredible people who came together -- Teaspoon can now walk! 

Her journey so far as been documented on Goats of Anarchy's Instagram page:

A kind-hearted man, Henry Kim, created a 'wheelchair' for his disabled pet goldfish and it's a beautiful reminder that all living creatures deserve a chance at life.

Kind of restores your faith in humanity, wouldn't you say?

Read more about Henry Kim and how he saved his goldfish below!

Story via Daily Mail

Pedro was adopted with three legs but lost another during a recent misadventure. Thanks to the help of some doctors and students at Louisiana State University veterinary teaching hospital, Pedro is still able to move around with his new prosthetic wheels made from Lego.

To help him get around, his foster dad commandeered some of his son's Lego, creating a wheelchair that allowed tiny Champ to play and interact with his littermates. Via: Cole And Marmalade.

A cat in New Hampshire has a new way to get around after a group of students designed him a set of wheels for his unique set of challenges.

The people at "Hope Shelter" are friggen angels! If you'd like to find out more about their organization or donate to their cause, click here.

And he should know! Blacky's used at least two or three of his lives so far. At 10 years old, he's lost an eye, got hit by a car, and can no longer use his back legs, but he's still kickin'! This little guy is a total fighter. We're rooting for you, Blacky!