A father-daughter duo from Coimbatore, India, have designed and built a wheelchair for their disabled Pomeranian dog Veera.

Footage from December 9 shows Veera, the 4-year-old Pomeranian, running while using her new wheels and front legs.

Kasi, who works as a mechanical engineer, and his daughter Gayathri, who works with an IT firm, designed the lightweight wheelchair for their pet Veera who they adopted two months ago from a Coimbatore-based NGO.

Kasi has also made an artificial leg using a PVC pipe to help Veera walk freely, which cost them just 1,000 rupees ($13).

Kasi said: "Money doesn't matter to us. Me and my family are happy if we somehow managed to reduce Veera's stress."

4 year old Veera can again run and go wherever he wats , and for this he needs no one help , thanks to A Kasi and his daughter Gayathri who designed a very light weight wheel chair for their pet dog Veera whom they adopted two months back from a Coimbatore based NGO .
Unable to bear the plight of their 4 year old Pomeranian ,Veera . Both father who himself is a mechanical engineer and daughter who works with an IT firm decided to design a wheelchair so that their pet could move around with ease .
The chair is made in a way that Veera don't feel a burden on back , it's connected to a strap on dog's harness and helps the dog walk freely and sit using its front leg . A Kasi has also made an artificial leg using pvc pipe to help the dog walk freely . It cost them just 1000 rupees
A Kasi adds that money doesn't matter to us , as me and my family are happy , we somehow managed to reduce veera's stress .
A Kasi daughter Gayathri is very fond of dog and due to covid situation she is working from home . She looks after dog