A puppy born in the US with his front paws facing up instead of down has had elbow surgery to help him be able to walk.
The 10-week-old puppy, named Milo, was left unable to walk after suffering a congenital elbow dislocation.
He is recovering from an operation earlier this month to correct his paws.
Dr. Erik Clary from Oklahoma State University’s Center for Veterinary Health Services said Friday that he is pleased with the progress
Milo, a part beagle, part coonhound, had pins inserted into his elbows to realign the joints.
An animal rescue group founder took Milo to the school.
It is caring for the puppy post-surgery.
Jennie Hays, of the nonprofit Oliver and Friends Farm Sanctuary , said on Friday that Milo was doing great and is a "very happy puppy".
