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“Skipper” the Puppy, Born with 6 Legs, Being Hailed as a “Miracle” As we continue to drudge through the coronavirus pandemic, it’s important to remember that science isn’t all gloom and doom. There’s a bit of good news coming out of Oklahoma this week. Skipper, a border collie and Australian shepherd mix, was born with six legs before being transported to a local veterinarian’s office. The delivery astonished medical and scientific professionals alike. The Neel Veterinary Hospital shared the historic birth on its Facebook page on February 21, posting, “This is a miracle named Skipper. Literally. She has survived longer than we suspect any other canine has (at just 4 days old – published research does not indicate one has been born alive) with her combination of congenital conditions. You might notice she looks a little different – 6 legs!”

Girl, 8, Whose Parents Refused Abortion for Spina Bifida Says, I m Awesome, I m Loved

Girl, 8, Whose Parents Refused Abortion for Spina Bifida Says, ‘I’m Awesome, I’m Loved’ When an expecting mom went for her 17-week pregnancy checkup by herself, she thought she would surprise her husband with the gender of their baby. However, after finding out she was expecting a girl, she was blindsided by an additional reveal: Her baby had spina bifida. Nickell Thomas, whose eldest child is a boy, recently shared with the Spina Bifida Association (SBA) about her journey of raising her now 8-year-old daughter, Taylor. Thomas wrote that the ultrasound took over an hour, and she actually fell asleep. By the end of the appointment, she found out she was expecting a baby girl.

Skipper: Puppy born with six legs is a miracle, vet hospital says

Skipper: Puppy born with six legs is a miracle, vet hospital says CNN 2/24/2021 By Lauren M. Johnson, CNN © Katy Hawkins/Neel Veterinary Hospital Skipper, a border collie and Australian shepherd mix, was born naturally on February 16 during a big snowstorm. Like other newborn puppies, Skipper likes to eat, drink water and go to the bathroom. But the border collie and Australian shepherd mix is unique from the rest of her litter: She was born with six legs. This is a miracle named Skipper. Literally, Neel Veterinary Hospital in Oklahoma wrote on its Facebook page on February 21. She has survived longer than we suspect any other canine has (at just 4 days old - published research does not indicate one has been born alive) with her combination of congenital conditions. You might notice she looks a little different - 6 legs!

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