A wheelchair made out of plumbing pipes is giving a paraplegic porcupine in Brazil a new chance at life.
KTVU reports via RuptlyTV that the disabled animal at a Piracicaba city zoo in Sao Paulo had been rescued from a nightclub about a month ago. It was going to be put down, but then zoo workers figured out how to make the wheelchair, which reportedly only cost $5 to put together.
Perhaps it won’t be long before some Internet user takes this footage and does a Chamillionaire remix.
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