Banjo and his sister Nadia are so extremely fortunate. So many like them have most likely died a painful death on farms all throughout the country. Nadia and Banjo came into rescue after a breeder scheduled euthanization with no solid diagnosis on what exactly was going on. We had to give them a chance and figure it out. Their condition was perplexing but thanks to Dr Bryan Langlois after some research and consultations with a few of his colleagues it was determined they most likely had Neosporosis. Blood tests were performed and this was confirmed. We are providing a link for you to read regarding this condition. These 2 are Dis...VERY... abled! They let literally nothing stop them. Nadia is a spitfire to say the least. She has a very big personality and loves to play and thinks she is the boss. Banjo on the other hand is a big softie. He too loves to play, but snuggling is his favorite. There is no way of knowing how long they will live or if their muscle atrophy will progress. What we do know is that they deserve a family of their own who will show them everything life has to offer. They are both good with dogs, kids and honestly unsure of cats. Trust us when we say these kids will enrich your life much more than we as humans could ever enrich theirs. Watching them thrive and live life to the fullest with literally no complaints from them has been a priceless pleasure as their foster parents. When applying to adopt through ODAAT, please know that we take pride in placing our animals appropriately based on their needs and personality. We want the best family for them and the perfect fit for your family. All applications are run prior to choosing an adopter.. This process takes time and we do not adopt out on a "first come first served" basis. Applications are found on our website www.onedogatatime.us . More info on Neosporosis: https://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/infectious-parasitic/c_dg_neosporosis?fbclid=IwAR2g43yvFEpiqFgWVnWae91F0zzOaLXc7B3W57JjdKRJp_m-8Q5WhMamQGs#Symptoms%20and%20Types