Kinley lost her sense of hearing when she was around six months old and nobody really knew what caused this to happen. This condition made her become anxious each time she is left alone.
Despite being deaf, Kinley is quite intelligent. She has, in fact, learned a great deal of sign language from her mother.
Bridget Evans, Kinley’s fur mom, also has special needs, just like her dog. She uses a wheelchair and requires a service dog to assist her with daily duties. Bridget was matched with a service dog named Lily at that time. Although Lily was supposed to be Bridget’s support dog, she began caring for Kinley as well.
Lily and Kinley formed a bond on their first day of meeting. It appeared that Lily was aware that Kinley, like their mother, needed assistance and support. Both dogs became in tune with one another’s emotions because of how strong their relationship and connection was.
Whenever Bridget asks Lily if she would want to go for a walk outside, Lily becomes ecstatic. However, Lily’s initial action is to go to Kinley and boop her on the nose. This was Kinley’s signal that it was time for her favorite activity – walking.
Kinley’s enthusiasm shows immediately even after she just wakes up from a nap. She has developed a lot of confidence as well, thanks to Lily’s guidance. She is less apprehensive and considerably happier when Lily is around. Lily is an exceptional service dog who not only cares for Bridget but also ensures that Kinley does not miss out on any of the fun that life has to offer.
Lily and Kinley are the most incredible best friends. It’s extremely amazing to witness how well they look after each other, and they are both sweet dogs.
Bridget believes that she is really lucky to have such amazing dogs as family members.
Source: GeoBeats Animals
