A corgi with serious spine problems is now more pampered than the Queen's and given acupuncture, therapy and her own set of wheels to walk with.

Owner Kelli Krysh, 36, was devastated when Penny, 11, was diagnosed with degenerative myelopathy, a chronic condition which destroys the spinal cord. It causes a slow deterioration in the rear legs and ultimately paralysis.

Kelli, based in Los Angeles, spent $650 on a doggy wheelchair and pays between $800 and $1,000 a month for Penny's supplements and physical therapy.

This footage was filmed in January 2020.

A corgi with serious spine problems is now more pampered than the Queen's - and given acupuncture, therapy and her own set of WHEELS to walk with.

Owner Kelli Krysh, 36, was devastated when Penny, 11, was diagnosed with degenerative myelopathy - a chronic condition which destroys the spinal cord.

It causes a slow deterioration in the rear legs and ultimately paralysis.

Kelli spent $650 on a doggy wheelchair and pays between $800 and $1,000 a month for Penny's supplements and physical therapy.