The Mission of HandicappedPets.com is to show pet owners that their dogs, cats, and other animals can live happy, healthy lives when they become elderly, injured, or disabled. HandicappedPets.TV does this by showing videos filled with hope and healing for pets. And, for every video submitted (see terms below), we will donate toward the purchase of a wheelchair for a dog or cat in need.

Billy Bob is one of our first recipients of a donated wheelchair for dogs. See his moving story here and pass it along to your friends! Click Twice to see the Video.

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Nico, with a cart donated by HandicappedPets.com walks for the first time in a year!	Precious, a dog with DM walks again in a donated handicapped pet cart.	How To Measure your dog and put on a rear support harness.	Winston Loves his cart!
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Nico, with a cart donated by HandicappedPets.com walks for the first time in a year!	Dog with Prosthetic leg walks again!	This corgi immediately took to a  Cart, which enabled him to chase his brother. He became paralyzed in the hind limbs from a slipped disk.
A RI cat gets the chance to walk for the first time, thanks to a gift from hundreds of miles away.	HandicappedPets.com on the news with Johanna's Story and more.	Chronicle on HandicappedPets.com	Iko chases his ball in a cart
Shadow get's around just fine!	Cedar and his friends in a Handicapped Pet Cart	Can a dog live a good life with only 3 legs?	Expressing a disabled or injured dog to help him or her urinate.  See also: Detailed instructions for expressing a pet.
Watch as this guy Romps around in his pet boots from PetBoots.com	Arnie Costell, Creator of the Bottoms up Leash Rear End Support Leash,  talks about how it changed his, and Watson's life.	Nicolette was paralyzed at the hands of a boarding facility in Chicago.

Terms and Conditions:

HandicappedPets.com is soliciting submission of videos of handicapped pets for use on the HandicappedPets.com and related websites. Video's that are accepted by us will be used on our sites, possibly uploaded to YouTube and other websites. For each video accepted, HandicappedPets.com will contribute between $10 and $100 toward the purchase of a cart for an animal in need.

- So that we can use the video in the best ways possible, by submitting the video you are giving HandicappedPets.com all rights to the video. Thew video should not be submitted elsewhere (It is not good to have the same video listed twice on You Tube.). We may use all or part of your video, and we may add text and captions.