Stevie Wonder — in this case, a dog not the famous singer — was just three months old when he was found abandoned on the streets of Fort Morgan, blind and barely able to walk. A Good Samaritan took him to the local shelter, where he was discovered by a volunteer from PawsCo and placed in a foster home in Denver. Scott Walker and Sean Van Arkel, co-owners of Alan Perry Productions, saw Stevie’s photo and biography on the PawsCo website, and were so smitten with the adorable Chihuahua-Miniature Pinscher that they decided to adopt him. Cool as that may be, it’s not where Stevie Wonder’s good fortune ends. Not long after he joined the Walker-Van Arkel family, Stevie’s sight and ability to walk was restored.Without medical intervention. “One day he could see again,” Walker said.
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