“The Striking Feline with T. Rex-Style Two-Legged Walk”

Able, a two-legged feline from Bangkok, Thailand, is proving to be a true inspiration after losing his front legs and tail due to electrocution. Despite this setback, the 5-year-old tabby continues to live life to the fullest, according to BuzzFeed News. His owner hopes that Able’s resilience and determination will inspire many people around the world.

The proprietor shared that AbleMaew had set out to capture a bird that was sitting on an apartment’s rooftop. Regretfully, the endeavor didn’t go according to plan, and the feline inadvertently made contact with an electrical wire. BuzzFeed News covered this event.

AbleMaew, a popular cat on Facebook had to go through a tough time after he suffered an electric shock. The incident caused severe damage to his tail and rectum and his front legs were also badly affected to the extent that they needed to be amputated by a vet. Able had to face a long and difficult journey of learning how to walk again. Initially, he used his forehead to support himself.

AbleMaew is now joyfully playing and walking on his back legs, resembling the famous T-Rex.

Able, a unique and captivating dog, has gained attention for his exceptional ability to walk up and down stairs. His owner has shared that many people are curious about Able’s daily routine, making him a popular topic on Facebook’s video.php. Additionally, aside from his love for snacks and stair-running, Able enjoys spending time with his adopted sibling, Fifi.

AbleMaew’s Facebook profile display his continued fascination with birds despite not being able to catch them anymore. He finds joy in observing them through the window.

AbleMaew’s owner states that the feline has a special affinity towards birds and takes pleasure in watching shows about them on National Geographic TV.

As per the owner’s statement, the cat named Able is a mild-mannered pet who never displays hostility towards anyone. The owner has high expectations that Able will motivate and encourage many individuals.

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