Good limbs are the luckiest thing in fate, yet the dog named Wally has been different from the others since birth.
Its front limbs were “90 degrees inverted”, which was supposed to be on the ground, but it was directed towards the sky.
It can only be supported by elbow joints, but even the most basic life is affected.
Wally, an abandoned dog, was found less than three months old and shivering in the middle of the wet corner.
At the time, many people gave Wally a verdict that it would not live for more than 10 days, but that it was a pity for the poor dog.
There was only one woman, who looked at Wally and saw in his eyes the desire to live, and she decided to do something for him.
A phone call changed its fate.

The woman touched Wally and told her that she had to make a phone call for her and that it was up to her to survive.
Soon after, Wali was informed by the lady that the animal rescue team that had invited him had taken him to the shelter, where he was initially in a bad state, suffering from a severe loss of nutrition and suffering from parasites.
But even so, Wally survived. When his body recovers, his eyes are envious as his companions run happily on the grass.
As a result, Wally learned to walk in his own way, running under the sun with his front foot bending.
Elbows are also subject to constant friction, skin-breaking is common, and the pain in the body has caused Vali to groan in pain from time to time, which is very painful.
Found by the veterinary team.
The Vali had been so flat for more than a year that it had become more and more proficient in its own way of walking, and had been so strong that it had reaped so much love.
The sharing of its story has attracted considerable attention and has also received the attention of the Veterinary Department of the National University.

After observations and assessments by veterinarians, they felt that the pain of the Vali could be alleviated through corrective surgery. After setting up Wally's surgery program.
At the suggestion of a computer scan, it was found that the bone in the lower elbow of Wally had been severely deformed by a long and irregular walk.
It was necessary to fix the bone in the elbows with a plate and a bone fixer, which made the operation more difficult.
Is the operation working?
Despite the difficulty of the operation, the veterinary doctors were confident that the operation would be completed and that Wally would finally be pushed into the operating room, when it did not know that it would be an important moment to change its fate.
Many people spent the hours of the Vali operation in a tense state, hoping for good news.
And the first thing that came out of the vet was, "The operation went well, and the next thing that happened was to see how Wally's recovery was going, and everybody was in the mood of joy."

Today, five weeks after the surgery, Wally has been able to walk on foot, as if its bones had become stronger and tried to exercise and learn the right way.
Reborn.
Wally learns very quickly and, like many of his peers, likes to chase and run in the grass.
As more people know the story of Wali, a newly unloved feeder, who is moved by the sun and is hoping to be given the chance to adopt him.
So Wally was arranged to meet this woman, and their first meeting was as if they had known each other for a long time.
Wally was very fond of the lady, even following her, and maybe that's why, and since then Wally has had a man who loves her and can live like a normal dog.