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Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 A onelegged duck has been given a wheelchair to help improve his quality of life.
Stumble lost a leg in an accident with a fishing line and now lives at a sanctuary for disabled animals in Nottinghamshire.
Di Slaney, founder of the Manor Farm Charitable Trust, said she decided to order a custom-made wheelchair for the 12-year-old bird to help relieve the pressure on his remaining leg.
“The fact that he won’t quit means that I won’t quit,” she said.
It is hoped Stumble will one day be able to use the wheelchair independently.
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