Visit one or our favorite blogs, Media Dis&Dat, read this post and you'll learn "...about Jenny Brown, a 36-year-old television producer turned animal rights advocate, who is helping an injured goat get a prosthetic leg."
“I’ve been an amputee for most of my life, but I can run a farm, I can wrestle animals, I can carry bales of hay, thanks to modern prosthetics,” Brown said. “I thought it would be only fair to give Albie the same chance to live a normal life.”
Then, head on over and meet Molly the Pony...she's got quite a story of her own.
"This month, Molly the Pony, a children’s book about the pony who has already inspired thousands of people around New Orleans, has been published.
It’s not a book about amputation or prosthetics, it’s a book about people and ponies.
Maybe Molly won’t make the vet textbooks, but she might reach more people from the pages of this book for children. If you know a child, a library, a hospital, or maybe a therapeutic riding program that can use a lift, here’s a book that can do that. And a lot more."
"This month, Molly the Pony, a children’s book about the pony who has already inspired thousands of people around New Orleans, has been published.
It’s not a book about amputation or prosthetics, it’s a book about people and ponies.
Maybe Molly won’t make the vet textbooks, but she might reach more people from the pages of this book for children. If you know a child, a library, a hospital, or maybe a therapeutic riding program that can use a lift, here’s a book that can do that. And a lot more."
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