An animal charity in the Gaza Strip uses old toys and bikes to make wheels for disabled dogs and cats.

Footage captured on December 15 showed workers from Breed Rescue Association fitting one of their devices to a dog named Lucy that was partially paralysed in a car accident.

The brightly coloured wheels Lucy now uses to get around were salvaged from a discarded baby bike.

The charity is aiming to help 32 disabled animals in the same way by using recycled materials.

The organisation says they are looking after 12 dogs with missing limbs or paralysis and 20 cats.

Animal breeders in the Gaza Strip use toy car wheels and old baby bikes to make devices that help cats and dogs with disabilities walk, run and play again, although no specialized prostheses have been installed. Workers of the Breed Rescue Association for Stray Dogs and Cats in the Gaza Strip are working on setting up wheelchairs for 32 cats and dogs or installing industrial limbs with recycled wood and metal.
A wheelchair was installed for the dog Lucy, whose back legs were paralyzed after a car accident. And he made that chair with rainbow-colored rubber wheels for a neglected baby bike.
He added, "In the reserve, there are about 12 amputated dogs, including paralysis, meaning half-palsy, and in the reserve, we have about 20 cats of paralysis and the one that is amputated.