Falco and Scooter are great friends, both may have a discouraged and useless life, as the one does not have one of his front legs and the second cannot walk unless it is using a wheelchair.

Scooter, after injuring his spine, could not continue walking and Falco, when he was found, no longer had his tiny leg . Nonetheless, this disease has not hindered either of them capacity to be sociable.

Rose Mary Millán and Roy are the reason of this couple’s pleasure . Likewise, they ensure that they are in the finest physical conditions when trekking with the family, as well as other outdoor activities.

The family resides in Bolivia and they like expressing their pleasure on the networks, given that it is a relationship worthy of admiration and imitation. Rose Mary says: ”They get along well and enjoy to hang out together. They love to enjoy the outdoors and are quite adventurous . ”

They both love to play every day, and at every point, it is enough that both are in high spirits for the performance to begin . Actually everyone is really blessed to have found each other in life.

Rose remembers the day they found Falco, his paw was seriously injured. She recounts: “The vet remarked that the operation conducted (in the location where he had his paw) was badly done. From the looks of it, he certainly wasn’t professional, but we’ll never know for sure what happened . ”
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Rose Mary took such careful care of him that in a very short time he was already another dog, although with three legs, perfectly healthy. Rose affirms: “Young and healthy animals are always adopted, but not the elderly ones and much less so the disabled ones” .

However, the hunt for a house for Falco was fruitless, so Mary and her husband stayed with him. Scooter embraced it instantaneously, there was synergy between the two almost automatically. Mary brought some wonderful news: “Falco just received his new leg lately . ”

Both Falco and Scooter have the ingredients that allow them to enjoy a regular life and so perform varied family activities. Rose confidently assures: “I don’t hunt for animals, they find me. I can never leave them behind, especially if they are disabled . ”