Dog Born With Wonky Legs Proves Doctors Wrong…

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Wanda, aka “Wonky Wanda,” arrived at Cinque Ports Rescue in the U.K. in June. She was just 15 weeks old.

She was born with extremely deformed legs that affected her ability to walk. Some veterinarians believed that her bone damage was so severe that it would be better for Wanda to be humanely euthanized.

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