This adorable footage shows a disabled lamb walking with homemade 'bionic' legs - as it lives on a remote island with no vet.

Blossom, a three-month-old sheep, nicknamed ‘Bionic Blossom’ by her owner, was abandoned by her mother shortly after she was born.

She has been hand reared since she was one month old after developing nephrosis.

It meant the little lamb was unable to suck milk, so owner Rachel Challoner, 42, had to feed her by bottle.

Rachel runs a croft on tiny Fair Isle, Shetland - which is so small that it doesn’t have a vet.

This adorable footage shows a disabled lamb walking with homemade 'bionic' legs - as it lives on a remote island with no vet.

Blossom, a three-month-old sheep, nicknamed ‘Bionic Blossom’ by her owner, was abandoned by her mother shortly after she was born.

She has been hand reared since she was one month old after developing nephrosis.

It meant the little lamb was unable to suck milk, so owner Rachel Challoner, 42, had to feed her by bottle.

Rachel runs a croft on tiny Fair Isle, Shetland - which is so small that it doesn’t have a vet.