![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/disabled-dogs-hailed-superheroes-after-raising-70k-for-pooches-just-like-them/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/0_Pet-Club-2.jpg&description=Rescue pups Lollipop, SuperBran and Odin raised a whopping £70,000 to help disabled dogs like themselves - they took it in turns to run or wheel a mile a day for 26 daysRescue pups Lollipop, SuperBran and Odin These three incredible dogs raised £70,000 to help other disabled pooches, just like them. Rescue pups Lollipop, SuperBran and Odin took turns to run or wheel a mile a day for 26 days, raising the huge amount of cash for a new canine rehabilitation centre. Emma Billington of Dogs4Rescue, who cares for the trio, said: 'The boys are superheroes. They don't know they are disabled, they just get on with living their best lives. They love their walks and inspire so many people with their determination and joy for life." The dogs all came into the charity's care after being rescued from overseas. Two-year-old Lollipop was found as a puppy in Ukraine. His damaged back legs were removed to improve his quality of life. Bran, who is five, was left with paralysed back legs after being hit by a car in Spain and two-year-old Odin was born in Bahrain with a condition that gives him a bouncing back leg walk. Emma added: "The marathon has been a team effort making sure none of the boys overdid it, especially little Odin, but he loved taking part. "Our philosophy is to focus on the things the dogs can do, not the things they can't." They raised £70,000 to help disabled dogs The charity crowdfunded £450,000 during lockdown to purchase a 41 acre site on the outskirts of Accrington, where the new Dogs4Rescue sanctuary will be built. Phase one plans include a large fenced dog park and playground, as well as a communal log cabin for the dogs' accommodation and a smaller log cabin for older and disabled dogs, with staff quarters. Emma said: ' With the current crisis in rescue we wanted to start work on the new site before the end of the year. "Our hearts are brimming with joy at how much we have raised. As a small independent charity we cannot solve the crisis but we can free up som){kind=link}
Rescue pups Lollipop, SuperBran and Odin raised a whopping £70,000 to help disabled dogs like themselves – they took it in turns to run or wheel a mile a day for 26 days
These three incredible dogs raised £70,000 to help other disabled pooches, just like them. Rescue pups Lollipop, SuperBran and Odin took turns to run or wheel a mile a day for 26 days, raising the huge amount of cash for a new canine rehabilitation centre.
Emma Billington of Dogs4Rescue, who cares for the trio, said: “The boys are superheroes. They don’t know they are disabled, they just get on with living their best lives. They love their walks and inspire so many people with their determination and joy for life.” The dogs all came into the charity’s care after being rescued from overseas.
Two-year-old Lollipop was found as a puppy in Ukraine. His damaged back legs were removed to improve his quality of life.
Bran, who is five, was left with paralysed back legs after being hit by a car in Spain and two-year-old Odin was born in Bahrain with a condition that gives him a bouncing back leg walk.