When Nubby was born without front legs, many doubted his survival.

He proved them wrong from the start.

His adoptive parents received a call about his special needs and immediately stepped in, providing the care necessary for his precarious early days.

This marked the beginning of a journey that would touch the hearts of many.

As Nubby adapted to life on two legs, his family sought innovative ways to enhance his mobility.

They built him a wheelchair out of Legos.

This not only gave him freedom to explore but also showcased the family’s commitment to ensuring he lived a full and unrestricted life despite his physical limitations.

Nubby’s disability never dampened his spirit.

He became known for his joyous disposition.

His ability to play and interact just like any other dog showed that his zest for life was intact, making him a beacon of hope and resilience for those facing their own challenges.

Within his home, Nubby formed an inseparable bond with another pet named Rita.

Their friendship highlighted Nubby’s sociable nature.

This camaraderie among the household pets demonstrated that adversity does not prevent one from finding community and support, even among animals.

Motivated by their experiences with Nubby, his family founded the nonprofit Warriors Educate About Rescue (W.E.A.R.).

They advocate for animals like Nubby.

Through education and advocacy, they aim to improve the lives of special needs animals and change public perceptions about disability and resilience.