This is not a story about breakfast. The puppy was born without her front legs, so of course they named her IHOP. Duke and Steph, canine special-needs foster parents who go by <a href="https://www.instagram.com/thepawerfulrescue/">The Pawerful Rescue</a>, wanted to get IHOP a companion, but other dogs made her feel helpless. That is, until she met Waffles. Waffles was a 10-week-old paralyzed female Great Dane that was slated to be euthanized. But IHOP recognized a kindred spirit in Waffles, who was so happy to have a friend <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CgiksG0AekR/">that she started moving her legs!</a> Duke and Steph reclassified Waffles from a hospice case to permanent pet, and now she gets around on wheels, with encouragement from her best friend IHOP. If you are anywhere near Dallas and might like to give a special needs dog a permanent home, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/thepawerfulrescue/">head over to Instagram</a> to meet their many lovable foster dogs.#dog #specialneedsdog #disableddog #rescue&nbsp; &nbsp;