Paralyzed bunny uses miniature skateboard to move around

Accustomed to tending to the land and animals on their farm, the folks running Overlook Acres in Amsterdam, NY, are no stranger to nurturing things back to life. During the recent cold winter months, however, their farm saw six litters of bunnies born back to back -- many of whom were lost due to the frigid temperatures.

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But thanks to the awe-inspiring tender loving care of a woman named Christine Griffith, the remaining bunnies were looked after and bottle fed until they became healthy enough to make it on their own. Among the furry survivors she came into contact with was a tiny white bunny who she found half frozen and paralyzed from the waist down. According to a Facebook post describing the bunny's journey back to health, Griffith decided to get crafty and come up with a way for the bunny to get around:

Appropriately, she dubbed the little guy, 'Wheels,' who has since become an Internet sensation. The video above, which shows him putting his new contraption to the test, has racked up over 22 million views to date. Wheels' story has even inspired the farm's owners to create a children's picture book, a project which has hit Kickstarter and has thus far reached a third of its goal.

See below to see Wheels on the go:

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