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In this issue:  Small Carts for Small Dogs with Big Hearts  • Dog Fancy Magazine Features Walkin' Wheels Dogs  • The Online Source for Help and Advice for Handicapped Pets  • Join Our Partner Program • Joint Supplements for Optimal Canine Health and Mobility  • Social Networking

Small Carts for Small Dogs with Big Hearts - Walkin' Wheels Mini Rolling Soon!

Since the Walkin' Wheels for Handicapped Pets made its debut in August 2008, we have been receiving countless requests for a smaller version of the pet industry's only dog wheelchair that adjusts for a perfect fit.  Request granted.

Introducing the Walkin' Wheels Mini for Handicapped Pets - the only fully adjustable dog wheelchair for Dachshunds and other small dogs weighing less than 20 pounds!  The Walkin' Wheels Mini will be available for shipping beginning on August 5, 2010. 

Learn more about the Walkin' Wheels Mini for Handicapped Pets and place your order online.

Featuring the same revolutionary features as the Walkin' Wheels, including push button adjustability in length, height and width, the mini version is also available in your choice of colors - blue or pink!  Only $299 and price includes free shipping within the continental United States! 

Dog Fancy Magazine Features Two Walkin' Wheels Dogs in September 2010!

Dog Fancy, the world's most widely read dog magazine, features two Walkin' Wheels users in the September 2010 issue that is available on newsstands now. 

Read about the rescue of Mr. Peabody - a dog whose rear legs were lost when he was attacked by a bobcat when he was just one week old.  Mr. Peabody recently celebrated his first birthday and he is continuing to thrive in his new home with veterinarian Dr. Ann Campbell.  In addition to reading about Mr. Peabody in Dog Fancy, you can also watch him grow up and get his Walkin' Wheels on You Tube. 

Also featured in the September 2010 issue is Angel, a dog who received a Walkin' Wheels dog wheelchair from the Handicapped Pets Foundation.  Angel is pictured at right as she prepares for her first spin in her new wheels.

In addition to reading about Angel, you can also see her at the dog park with her sibling Angelus by watching her video on You Tube.

The Online Source for Help and Advice for Handicapped Pets 

With over 70,000 posts organized and overseen by a dedicated group of volunteers with extensive, real life experience in caring for pets with special needs, the HandicappedPets.com discussion forum is the online source for help and advice for caretakers of elderly, injured or disabled pets.

The forum is not a subsitute for routine and emergency veterinary care, but it is a place where pet caretakers can find innovative support in areas such as paralysis, incontinence, diabetes and hearing and visual impairments.  There is even a link to multi-lingual instructions on how to express a pet's bladder.

There are also discussion forum topic areas devoted to rescue and transport where rescues and adopters can post photos and descriptions of special needs pets.  We hope that you will log in and join the information exchange.

Join Our Partner Program Online or On Location

Are you interested in providing information about the Walkin' Wheels dog wheelchair to your clients, customers or donors?   

As providers of pet products, services and knowledge, you can benefit by offering a direct link to information about the industry's first fully adjustable dog wheelchair - the Walkin' Wheels is truly transforming mobility for handicapped pets! 

Consider joining us online in our partner program that is ideal for veterinarians, canine rehabilitation centers, pet product websites, animal rescue organizations and others.  Our partners earn a commission for every referral who purchases a Walkin' Wheels. 

Sign up and track your commissions online - it's that simple!  

The Walkin' Wheels for Handicapped Pets is also available for resale on location for veterinarians and other pet care professionals who would like to stock our product.  For more information about stocking the Walkin' Wheels for resale, click here. 

Joint Supplements for Optimal Canine Health and Mobility

HandicappedPets.com is now offering both GlycanAid and Flexerna joint supplements for optimal canine health and mobility.  Using only the best ingredients found on the planet, GlycanAid and Flexerna provide long term maintenance for your dog's joints.

GlycanAid Original Maintenance Formula provides all of the necessary ingredients to promote a lifetime of healthy joints for your dog, even if he or she is suffering from mild to moderate arthritis.

GlycanAid-HA Advanced Formula revitalizes your dog’s painful joints bringing them back to health quickly and effectively, even if they have recently had major orthopedic surgery or are suffering from severe arthritis.

Flexerna is a patented and a research proven powerful natural anti-inflammatory produced using the extracted oil of the coveted Green Lipped Mussel of New Zealand, nature's leading source of Eicosatetranoic Acid (ETA).  Nature's most powerful Omega-3 is now here to naturally reduce inflammation when it comes to joint health.

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Share our mobility successes as they happen and post your own photos, videos and links by becoming our Fan on Facebook where thousands of caretakers and supporters of handicapped pets meet!  If you have a photo of your pet using the Walkin' Wheels or another of our other products, post the photo on our fan page or e-mail it to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . We may select your pet to be featured as our weekly profile pic!

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Watch the best videos of handicapped pets strutting their stuff and proving how capable they are of overcoming their physical challenges by subscribing to our You Tube channel.