Chiropractor Works On Wild Lion | The Dodo Heroes

Dr. Joren Whitley is an animal chiropractor. He works on pretty much every animal. Through his chiropractic work he has helped many paralyzed dogs walk. He recently got asked to work on wild animals in South Africa, including realigning the backs of giraffes and even lions.
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[@painthegreat]

The fact he went to osteology museum to get a further study on the spines is even more impressive

[@codetibers]

If you enjoy your work, Learning more things for your work might be kinda fun. Like discovering a new cooking ingredient and learning how to make a dish with it.

[@BoogieBubble]

Yes highly scientific, looked at some spines and immediately became an expert on that animal.

[@gabusdeux]

@@BoogieBubble you realize all spines work the same right? theyre just in different shapes and the vertebre are in different locations. clearly if youve been working with specifically spines your entire life you can assume where to push to get it where you want. so yes, an animal chiropractor is an expert with animals

[@BoogieBubble]

@@gabusdeux Yes keyboard professor, clearly your vast knowledge on the subject is astounding. Forgive me for ever doubting the "museum" and the method of observing some spines of animals to become an expert at your profession. Clearly my mistake. Also i never argued that a chiropractor is clueless or something. I just found the specific narrative, how should i put it...hmmm..... insufficient to put it mildly.

[@gabusdeux]

@@BoogieBubble Insufficient? You realize he's just summing up the work he does right? Do you seriously think he takes one look at an animal spine in the museum and instantly knows what to do? Most mammals have the same number of vertebrae so it's not as insufficient as you would say, it makes sense if you're not being overly critical for no reason

[@Shikaschima]

Our dog gets excited when he realizes hes going to the chiro because he can tell it feels better afterwards.

[@elishh8173]

Wow! Really?? That's a clever dog! Give him/her a kiss from me please!! I LOVE all animals!!

[@Lamiishere]

Cringe Af

[@Shikaschima]

@@Lamiishere Yes, you indeed are.

[@ookipuki]

@@Lamiishere narc

[@nancydiehl296]

@@Lamiishere LOL. You definitely have a VERY limited perspective as “Cringe AF” seems to be your go to comment for EVERYTHING! 🤡🤡🤡

[@c.burwell2618]

One of my cats was not the same after having major surgery earlier this year. He’s not yet 2 years old but he was creaking around like an old man kitty. He couldn’t/wouldn’t jump on to anything and he hobbled up and down steps with a sad gait. A friend of mine suggested chiropractic. After the first visit…my gosh what a huge improvement in his movement! He’s had a few more treatments since. Each time I see more and more of his spunk and sass coming back. So grateful for my friend’s suggestion and the availability of a great kitty/animal chiropractor.

[@lou7801]

Great when it works. Years ago i went to chiropractor. It was bogus. But at least it did not harm either....

[@edyr]

I need a good crac mayb mm There was no lion here.

[@sbffsbrarbrr]

@@edyr 2:55 but they didn't show much

[@lonelyme9914]

Nice

[@PatrickRatman]

@@lou7801 Part of the issue is theres massive pushback at the idea of chiropractic being officially a licensed medical profession, since big pharma gets more money selling you drugs to deal with the pain and since theres no official system to show a proven chiropractic you get a lot of phonies in the system, which the current medical system will then point at and say "see its totally fake."

[@ca9968]

As a South African who has previously worked in the Anti-Poaching industry, all I can say is thank you! I`ve seen far too many young animals out in the bush that clearly needed help but we had no way of helping or anyone to call that could help.. You Sir, are an Angel, and as South Africans will say, deserves a Bells... Someone please get this man a drink on me!

[@franksmith7247]

❤

[@louisevanderlinde8590]

Fellow South African here. Great comment.

[@pencil377]

Whatetever deity you belive in i hope you are blessed for saving the noble beasts of Africa.

[@IntriguedLioness]

Sweet of you to say. I've only traveled to South Africa was but I have a distant acquaintance who works in one of the major parks and I follow on Instagram.. I've spent a lot of time in India and have been aware of poaching and the sales going to certain areas for so long.. thank you for the time you spent. We need to do more at the point of sale. ❤ 🌍🌎🌏

[@julianas2000]

Pls tell me if u can help my 🐕. We're in Québec, 🇨🇦 🍁 Our Jack Russell is 4 years old. He's just like the Jack on your video. Accident when he was 9 months old 😕 😢

[@Zoomer4U521]

1:36 you can hear the force of those bites. Little dogs are always the scariest

[@laurenanderson7330]

Teeth do make noise even if squeezed lightly though

[@WaitWhatsMyName]

@@laurenanderson7330what a stupid reply

[@Shikaschima]

It's scarier if you think about it being an instinctual pain reaction. Dogs are great at hiding pain. And the feeling of a bone being realligned correctly at the joint is painful, so snapping like that because of pain is to be expected honestly.

[@yaboyjosh3023]

Literally knows the bone and spinal structure of almost every living animal. That is seriously impressive.

[@ForticusKrorkenstein]

My mans got the Living Anatomy perk from Fallout.

[@DuckSmokezQuack]

Almost all mammals have the same number of vertebre in their necks/backs so its really not that different (for mammals) Like giraffes have the exact same number of neck bones as we do - they are just bigger

[@yaboyjosh3023]

@@ForticusKrorkenstein Max health regained from one adjustment

[@michaelfuria4775]

The most dangerous man in the world lol

[@jesseyoder7826]

@@DuckSmokezQuack okay? That doesn't make his knowledge any less impressive. Guarantee you aren't out here adjusting lion and giraffes.

[@IntriguedLioness]

_.. "and he farted" ..._ that made me laugh! But in all sincerity I've seen chiropractic work first hand on a dog that was hit by a car and it's wonderful to know that there are vets out there who can also treat this level of pain and disability. This man has a wonderfully gentle soul and I'm glad he's able to do the work and also share the knowledge overseas!

[@wafflefriend2304]

Again…they are just glorified masseuse's. They can give some relief, and I’m sure a vet is perfectly qualified to give your pet a massage. But chiropractors are not doctors!

[@zefli4705]

Seeing Eddie being able to run again is so heartwarming. Whether you are human or animal, a chiropractor can work friggin wonders.

[@aniquinstark4347]

They can also do significant damage like that poor girl who was just paralyzed.

[@dragongirl89115]

@@aniquinstark4347 The same can be said for a doctor. Just because someone doesn't know what they are doing doesn't make the actual work any less lifesaving. You need to be in the right hands though, someone who knows what they are doing and who cares.

[@tylerheinrichs2806]

Chiropractors don't fix anything, they only treat symptoms. The underlying causes of back/neck pain aren't addressed by cracking it a few times, which is why you have to keep going back to the chiropractor when the relief wears off. There's nothing a chiropractor can do that physical therapy can't do as well or better.

[@neftalimorales5449]

@@tylerheinrichs2806 this is completely anecdotal on my part but one thing chiropractors have is the instant relief versus a physical therapist who does it gradually but ultimately fixes or at least partially fixes the root of the problem

[@valkyr_]

@@dragongirl89115 no, the same CANNOT be said for actual doctors as they actually have to have extensive knowledge/schooling to even be in the business. If someone doesn't know what they're doing when it comes to the body [be it human or animal] that isn't going to "life saving" as much as possible injury or worse.

[@Choujifangirl]

1:29) that cat literally did the longest, most drawnout “ow” I’ve ever heard in my life😆

[@NicknooVision]

1:37 "Surely he will only cry or snap with a growl" Dog: *sound of jaws clicking like a crocodile* Me: O_O That apart, you can tell he likes to help animals (well, those who he can) and loves them. ☺️

[@BlueUncia]

Yeah, if that were me, that would be the point where I pull out the muzzle. I don't care how much I love animals, I also like having a face. XD

[@vaporean_boylove.0w083]

Me: I love you, but I like my face Dog: **Snap Gator sounds**

[@JustMe-vk4fn]

O.O Me too: :D

[@anaalina5964]

Wish that smart doggy bit him. Animal chiropractors are a scam. Well they're normally a scam but for animal even more, since they can't speak for themselves...

[@horus666tube]

that crocodile sound had me too :D that guy would have eaten him if he could :P

[@yeetyahuhyur8989]

My eyes got teary once I saw those dogs can run agian after got the treatments. You are awesome man! Mad respect!

[@ConstantChaos1]

I do just have one thing to say about what he said, the placebo effect does actually work on animals especially domesticated animals, idk why he said it didn't, its pretty common knowledge (in animal care/zoology) backed up by science

[@gregsg2351]

GLAD GLAD RESPECT

[@jesseyoder7826]

@@ConstantChaos1 That is not the placebo effect. One of the dogs was hit by a car and had a fuzed hip. The other that couldn't walk had an inverted spine.

[@ConstantChaos1]

@jesse yoder that case isn't placebo but it does work on animals

[@S1N1CAL]

1:37 That's the most Dachshund reaction I've ever seen, straight violence lmaoooo

[@DGEddieDGEtm]

Dachshunds are like the Doom Slayer, violence isn’t an answer, it’s a question, and the answer to that question is yes.

[@JohnnytheYouKnowWhat]

FACTS

[@perhaps1131]

As an owner of a Dachshund, I can confirm

[@aandyy4791]

Listening to some of these pops and cracks, makes me wish this guy could come ring out my spine like a wet towel.

[@davidachristman]

Omg dude same, I just hear it and just go (ahhhhh~) because I know how relieving it can be and just picture the immediate pleasure afterwards.

[@davidachristman]

The pops just reinstate how good you feel afterward because not only do you feel better, but the sound lets you know something ACTUALLY happened and that brings mental relief too

[@daveblane6442]

WRING

[@dominicdococo4574]

Those cracks and pops are NOT healthy for you. Temporary relief at the cost of long term compounding damage.

[@PondScummer]

@@davidachristman lmao. It's all placebo.

[@katieholt4356]

That horse in the final clip has been desensitized well. No side stepping from the commotion, no flinching, nothing

[@Nick-sx8yg]

How the animals react to you after the treatment says it all. They go from squirming and snapping to happy and greatful, they feel better!

[@brianallen5395]

This was literally one of the most amazing things I’ve ever seen or witnessed in my life! Dr. Whitley is an absolutely awesome human being and this world needs about a million more just like him. I hope he can continue to teach others so that more and more people and animals can receive a better quality of life. Nothing but respect to him.

[@kellymoses8566]

Chiropractic is completely useless. It was created by a man who understood nothing about how the body actually works. Manipulation of the neck causes a lot of strokes.

[@wasfu2194]

i hope not because his practice hurts the animals

[@wafflefriend2304]

He’s Not A Doctor!! Again he’s a fraud. Please research this!

[@bendysbrother7447]

​​@@wasfu2194 Its one moment of slight pain to relieve what would be years of pain if he didn't, so either your trolling, or your stupid, cause the animal will be in pain either way, but one is quick and immediate, while the other is for the rest of their life. He is returning the function of limbs and relieving constant pain without any medication or special surgery.

[@samuraijedi1669]

Seeing Eddie using all 4 legs again put a big smile on my face.😄🐕 God bless this chiropractor!

[@marakissinger7925]

Some studies have suggested that dogs may actually respond to the placebo effect but it's not definitive. Just something to note.

[@kimchi2780]

All you need to do is look at the history of Chiropractic. It was started by a man who said a ghost told him how to do it.

[@olenickel6013]

Oh, it's absolutely definitive. Placebo effect in animals is a well established scientific fact that needs to be accounted for in studies.

[@forzaacmilan36]

@@kimchi2780To Be fair a lot of medical practices and medicine started with a wacky guy making fantastical claims

[@Thulgore]

The dachshund at 1:36 is exactly why people should never underestimate the breed. They will proudly back up their bark with a bite. They have a very different aggression from any breed I know. I don't know how to describe it either. I fucking love them..........they all have a gear loose in their head......which gear? Who knows, it's a lottery. =)

[@gozzywozzy485]

My 17 and a half year old dachshund passed away just before XMas and my life feels so empty without her 😥

[@Luna-jk9de]

Animal Planet, National Georgraphic, Disney, SOMEBODY needs to give this man a SHOW!!!

[@haleyhoag8640]

If he wants one. But my fear is people without training would watch his show and attempt to "help" their own pets only to make it worse

[@Luna-jk9de]

@@haleyhoag8640 Thats why viewer discretion is advised and they always provide warnings and do not attempts before shows like these.

[@haleyhoag8640]

@@Luna-jk9de doesn't mean people listen to those warnings. While yes a series showing people like this in action would be awesome! And obviously proper warnings would be shown before episodes. Doesn't mean people will listen, this world is full of idiots

[@ConstantChaos1]

They should fact check him if they do though, the placebo effect is very much a thing for nonhuman animals, especially social animals and domesticated animals It's actually pretty common knowledge in animal care professions and is backed up by some pretty solid science, in fact the effect can actually be even greater in some other species, like social birds can actually develop symptoms of an illness or increased immunity from illness just based off how other birds in the flock are behaving even when the "illness" is not something transmissible in the set-up

[@bendysbrother7447]

​@@ConstantChaos1 i think he meant his treatment isn't a placebo temporary effect.

[@maddygates9566]

I love this. My brother is a retired chiropractor & he's also worked on every animal that needs to be adjusted. I've always adored him for that ❤️❤️❤️

[@greensun1334]

The world needs many more animal friendly people like him to become a better place, that's a fact!

[@maritza6422]

Dear Dr. Whitley, thank you for your service to animals. You are a HERO💖💖💖💖

[@siobhanoleary6487]

So awesome

[@EscapismPinball]

He's NOT a doctor.

[@osk3253]

@@EscapismPinball look at the text at 3:36 , he's clearly a doctor. Chiropractors are doctors, it's not an easy job. They need to know the anatomy.

[@marienone2877]

@@osk3253 chiropractor is NOT at doctor. At least not a medical one anyway. Anatomy is a basic class for most medical courses. I took anatomy for forensic science, does that make me a doctor too?

[@osk3253]

@@marienone2877 Not a medical one? They may not have all the knowledge medical doctors usually have but they are trained in academic areas including scopes of practice, neurology, radiology, microbiology, psychology, ethics, biology, gross anatomy, biochemistry, spinal anatomy and more. Prospective students are also usually trained in clinical nutrition, public health, pediatrics and other health or wellness related areas. Now this a lot , they are doctors in a way. You are not a doctor, I mentioned only anatomy last time, my bad on that part .

[@golach420]

Didn't even know this treatment was possible. Amazing.

[@I_leave_mean_comments]

That's because it's fake. Look it up. Chiropractors literally believe you can cure cancer with spinal adjustments. It's NONSENSE. Literally zero actual medical doctors say this is real... it's 100% fake, made-up nonsense.

[@dinosaurlady2]

I feel like being an animal chiropractor must be much harder even than one for humans. Different kinds of animals have all different body types and stuff. So crazy!

[@siobhanoleary6487]

So much kindness for animals.Thank God

[@hmcredfed1836]

animals dont lie!

[@kellymoses8566]

Chiropractic is completely useless. It was created by a man who understood nothing about how the body actually works. Manipulation of the neck causes a lot of strokes.

[@jason83ok]

He deserves a medal for all those life`s that he helped

[@kellymoses8566]

Chiropractic is completely useless. It was created by a man who understood nothing about how the body actually works. Manipulation of the neck causes a lot of strokes.

[@jason83ok]

@@kellymoses8566 Oh so you`re the expert now huh? ok,whatever you said.

[@Missyou-.]

This is one of the most awesomest things I’ve ever seen. What a wonderful job!!! I am so happy 😁 for all the animals getting their lives changed with this incredible very needed service ♥️♥️♥️

[@kellymoses8566]

Chiropractic is completely useless. It was created by a man who understood nothing about how the body actually works. Manipulation of the neck causes a lot of strokes.

[@veronikasierra5185]

I thought this was fascinating as well, could not believe some of the transformations from invalid animals to running around non-stop afterwards just from adjusting the spine? ❤️

[@louisevanderlinde8590]

What an amazing world this guy must be living in. I'm from South Africa. Proud that he was here. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@lacountess]

Proud that you guys cared enough to invite this guy to teach students how to help wild animals. That exceptional levels of care for wildlife.

[@taoist32]

@@lacountess Wild animals don’t need our help.

[@kristimcgowandarkoscellard3126]

OMG I love this guy!!! Who knew you could do this for animals?!?😱 what a wonderful man and cool job!!! Cheers

[@notme2day]

Right! I knew there was a need but who knew there was a guy. 👍 Wonder how far I'd need to travel for this service?!

[@dominicdococo4574]

he's doing more damage in the long term. chiropractry is proven to be harmful pseudoscience

[@notme2day]

@@dominicdococo4574 Far from being a pseudoscience, chiropractic is based on scientific research, and those who practice it have academic science degree. Chiropractic isn't pseudoscience. While research continues into its potential uses, evidence does support its benefits as part of a treatment. Just because you don't believe in it or utilize its benefits does not make it pseudoscience.

[@takabug]

@@notme2day Just because you don't believe in it or utilize its benefits does not make it pseudoscience, I agree. The thing that *makes* it pseudoscience is the lack of non-anecdotal, non-biased studies and evidence, high injury rate, lack of certification in mainstream medicine/doctoring, and unproveable non-associated claims.

[@PondScummer]

@@notme2day It isn't based on reserch at all, maybe you should do some reaserch? The the founder of the profession said he got the idea from getting high and talking to a ghost.

[@tamfuwing1]

Quack works on defenseless animals.

[@Tmoney2920]

1:44 😂 I can’t stop laughing

[@docmeraki3065]

he sounds like a bear 🫠

[@donaldjenkins1836]

This is a miracle worker that knows his stuff to make the animals happy

[@beeeeeeeee7951]

The pug💀😂

[@kellsndudz]

I've taken multiple cats to get them "cracked" - it's a miracle. We need more vets like this.

[@korrainomad365]

Dr. Whitley is a freaking living legend for helping so many animals of so many different species, and it's just such truly beautiful work 🩵

[@loniz7193]

That is awesome... He's like the mouse pulling the thorn out of the lions paw... And most of them are so thankful afterwards... The giraffe gave him kisses of appreciation...

[@mrb3135]

Because of my chiropractors generous treatments, free of charge, my dog lived an extra 3 years after injuring her spine. I thank God for such a blessing.

[@ollipolli4799]

Why not thank the chiropractor? God has nothing to do with it. God gave your dog an injury in the first place.

[@mrb3135]

Of course I thanked my doctor. I truly do not understand why you would assume such a thing. It is because of her Christian faith, and her desire to serve God by serving others, that she was always helping me. And it was not God who made my dog fall and injure her spine. It was a simple accident. How sad that you think that way my friend. I will ask the Lord to touch and heal your heart.

[@linda6987]

Bless you.

[@joanies6778]

My cats loved going to the vet chiropractor. They hated getting in the car, but once they got there and got natural treatments, they went totally calm and loved it. She used acupuncture and light treatments more than chiropractics, but what a huge difference!

[@Peasham]

Abusing your pets ain't helping them, lady. You're the only one their treatments are helping.

[@jasonthompson7296]

Hey how are you doing today

[@donnamead3439]

Wow, what a job he has!! So great that he can help so many kinds of animals.

[@chitrachopra1497]

Wow! Big thanks to this guy. We need more people like this.

[@Thegreendingler]

The part where the white dog that was unable to use back legs and being able to use them again... wow. That is seriously a miraculous recovery

[@pauld4123]

Wow this guy is good, I could see a tv show in his future for sure

[@linda6987]

What a FANTASTIC idea! I’d watch!!!

[@jasonthompson7296]

Hey how are you doing today

[@pauld4123]

@Officer Dibble Thanks, I came to the same conclusion when I clicked on the profile, and it was just created today

[@martytruelove5026]

What a GREAT job,helping animals in need even enabling them with better mobility.Animal LOVE would be a perfect reward.

[@chrissnells2562]

that growl at 1:44 gets me every time. lol

[@Honey0158]

Same here. That great dane wasn't playing any games

[@Professor__S]

Sounded like it came from the depths of hell😂

[@marcelodebonis1748]

TE FELICITO AMIGUITO POR TU GRAN DEDICACIÓN Y POR EL AMOR A TU TRABAJO. SEGUÍ ADELANTE !!!!!

[@elvis_presley_dreams]

I cried. So happy to see such a wonderful person want to help animals. 💗💗💗

[@wtx23j]

This man is a blessing to the animal world

[@kduncan8811]

This is one of the most fascinating things I've ever seen!! ❤️

[@misspad7282]

I worked for Chiropractor that would adjusts horses and dogs. My cat fell off my 2nd floor balcony and could not walk. Took him to work and had him adjusted and he ran down the hall, no problems after than. He wasn't allowed on the balcony after that.

[@kellymoses8566]

Chiropractic is completely useless. It was created by a man who understood nothing about how the body actually works. Manipulation of the neck causes a lot of strokes.

[@sakrefunholy]

okay, the snake spine popping was super satisfying to listen too. it gave me chills xD

[@latersugarpumpkin]

My cornsnakes (rest in peace) were so funny, they would super emotive and would demand I pop them lmao. They both lived to over 10yrs and over 4 feet long. And very sassy and believers of "I know what I want and I want it NOW!"

[@eeelblunto7377]

This is incredible. As a visual learner, I can’t but compliment this mans effort as to going to a museum and actually visualizing the thing he is trying to fix. absolutely incredible. Props to you my man!

[@notme2day]

Amazing! I didn't even know there was training or a program for this. I knew there was a need and I'm glad the dodo did a piece on this.

[@powerman1993tk]

I could only imagine the amount of time, studying and training it takes to be able to be a chiropractor for most animals. Truly a skill that's needed for so many animals around the world. Pretty safe to say most people never knew chiropractor for animals was even possible, including myself. Imagine all the dogs that owners had put to sleep because they felt their dog was suffering not being able to use their back legs. We need tens of thousands of skilled chiropractor doctors around the world helping animals. I know now if either one of my girls (doggys) have leg issues to look into possible chiropractor for animals in the future!

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

You'd be surprised how many people are injured by them. They're *not* doctors! They haven't spent 7+ years learning to do the job. I'm not saying this guy is a charlatan, he seems to be genuine and at least he does research, but the moment he said he _could_ work on babies I shuddered. I hope to god he _doesn't_ work on kids! Some quacks insist that their regular clients bring in their newborns (and why would they need one regularly? I'm talking as someone whose mobility is so laughable, I'm registered disabled and on a crap ton of meds. If I need help with new problems, I go see a registered, fully-trained physiotherapist. Surprising how often that helps. No chiropractor could fix my spine but my physio helps me strengthen my muscles and ligaments - _that_ helps). New babies, from SIX WEEKS old get that "neck cracking". Babies of that age barely even qualify as _having_ bones! They're as soft as cheese for the most part! I saw it once on Miles Power's channel and I nearly threw up. I am _not_ weak stomached at all, but after that first yank on the head (that baby could have _died_ but this is common practice! And yes, some babies do get harmed, seriously), I couldn't watch it anymore. For an animal, as an animal lover, I would want to try anything to help my dog. As a last resort, and _only_ after getting a lot of recommendations (one or more preferably from a vet), I would consider it. But if I believed that the guy down the road who calls himself a qualified chiropractor, could do more harm than good, I would do what is best by my dearest companion. I advocate for human voluntary euthanasia as someone who is going to want it in the next ten-twenty years, so I wouldn't keep a dog alive in worse than my pain. And I would need a *_lot_* of convincing that my dog could be helped by one of those people. Again, I am not knocking this particular guy, just trying to warn people that not all chiropractors are equal, and not all are qualified. BE CAREFUL PLEASE! I don't want you to get hurt. And for god's sake, keep your kids, especially your babies, away from them!

[@imanalius7691]

I’m trained in Dungeons & Dragons spells which makes me more useful than a chiropractor.

[@taoist32]

@Spin Lock Well. Did you watch the video? How do you explain the first dog being paralyzed and unable to use its back legs, but after a few weeks of adjustments can now run.

[@demo3456]

I teared up a little seeing you help those animals that couldn't walk. Amazing

[@lorneostronoff25]

I had no idea that was a thing. The change in those dogs that couldn't walk before was amazing You are a blessed individual, Sir, and I applaud you

[@LindaCasey]

Good lord, that was hard to watch, but oh my .. thank you SO much for helping these beautiful creatures AND teaching other vets to do the same! 💞💞

[@jasonthompson7296]

Hey how are you doing today

[@annieoakslee]

My older dog and I go to our chiropractor twice a month...We're both old and he keeps us going

[@jbzhummerh2gamer]

So, we expect to see him use his talents on a wild lion for most of the video. When this guy does it for every animal, with the exception of the porcupine of course.

[@meeway99]

WOOOW. Do you ever come to Switzerland?? 😅 ...You are amazing. Helping so many animals, I could cry, no wait I did just that. What a wonderful job and man.

[@cinephile1712]

I so picked the wrong career. This is hella cool.

[@linda6987]

There’s still time! Give it a go! ❤️

[@wafflefriend2304]

@Linda Noooooooooooooo!!!!

[@ArgentHunter]

It really is a beautiful thing seeing people care about all lives not just humans, and seeing the fruits of their labors actually make a difference and bring happiness, especially this man to these animals lives.

[@michaelcoward1902]

Well they aren't going to show you the animals whose spines he broke and whose problems his quackery made worse are they?

[@anneduggan1014]

I worked at a chiropractic practice, and was sad because my sister’s dog came back from the groomer paralyzed….. my boss said, have your sister bring her in!!!! It was the best thing ever!!! Esmeralda could get up and walk after treatments. She could also stand to do her business!! Great stuff!!!!

[@MegaAzevedo123]

This is someone who loves his job!!! Thank you so much Sir ❤️

[@myafutch]

So I'm looking for a chiropractor for my mom and stumbled across this jewel. It made me smile the whole time. It's interesting to see so many animals need adjustment. It's really cool also the doggos being able to walk and run again is so heartwarming

[@ceciliavu1470]

I love how nuanced and inspirational his work is, BUT IS NOBODY GOING TO TALK ABOUT THOSE CUTE BAT WINGS ON THAT BEARDED DRAGON?? I just love how the owner was like yeah, you're going to be a real dragon today buddy, small but mighty

[@Kpictures_NYC]

This blows my mind how incredible this is and how special the bond he has after the animals are adjusted. So interesting.

[@kettch777]

Love how so many of them realize what you did for them and immediately show gratitude for it. Even some of the wild ones, like that giraffe.

[@sandys.1891]

My chiropractor would sneak my dog in before or after hours. Legally he wasn't allowed to work on animals & local vets would report him. His treatments made a huge difference in the quality of life of a senior dog.

[@edition-deluxe]

So amazing how he made those dogs walk again.

[@jxdet6072]

I wish I knew this existed. I had a 20 years old black lab I had to help to the other side because he had lost the ability to walk.

[@JTP1982]

0:07 that sound

[@gracemobine3892]

What a kind soul this guy has I love him

[@Fepster]

I might just have to learn how to do this, I had no idea you could help dogs(And possibly other critters) *walk again*! That’s amazing!

[@VernichtungsFussel]

For dogs and cats (and prob other animals) its not necessarily chiropractic measures. A lot of them (aswell as those with swimmer syndrome) can regain their ability to walk by practice and repeated movement paired with manual stimulation on the limbs themselfes. Though it might not hurt to apply chiropractic to animals

[@Fepster]

@@VernichtungsFussel Ooh, thank you for mentioning this! I got a little excited with the “Chiro is the cure” haha, I’ll make note of this just incase I’ll have to work with something like this.Thanks again for pointing that out!

[@meefh8057]

Much respect. I appreciate that you actually go to a museum to learn about an unknown patient.

[@DoahnKea_Tuber]

So happy this man gets so much joy from his work!

[@anjababs7240]

My dog became paralyzed suddenly. Had I known about animal chiropractic sooner he probably wouldn’t have suffered from the nerve damage ha did. But I got him in as soon as I was told about it and he is now able to walk again if a bit wobbly.

[@shirley9240]

💞👏👏👏👏

[@lisamorse4703]

Kudos to you for helping them walk again! You are truly a blessing.

[@elisamarro7356]

You have a rare gift. So glad u are helping animals who need it. You just made my day.

[@catherinecozzano2580]

Wow, I had no idea that chiropraxies could be used on animals. And the results are astonishing. 👍👍👍

[@kellymoses8566]

Chiropractic is completely useless. It was created by a man who understood nothing about how the body actually works. Manipulation of the neck causes a lot of strokes.

[@That0therGirl]

I didn’t either until my friend suggested I take my pit bull for an adjustment. In a matter of weeks, his whimpering stopped when climbing stairs and he was like a puppy again.

[@s3onghw920]

So grateful and thankful for what he's doing.. if only we could clone more of him! 🤗

[@kisslayy5379]

Oh my god.. Dear God please take care of this amazing man. Always keep him in ur good graces. He is more valuable than anything on this earth.

[@DuchDude]

1:43 that ooh at the end was priceless XD

[@BIGchrisJbitch84]

This was such a beautiful story!! I had no idea that animals had to go to the chiropractor to get adjustments just like us human's do. I think it's so cool what this guy does for all the animals he helps, especially those dog's that was able to walk again after their adjustment!!

[@taoist32]

You can search it up. Plenty of videos on horses and dogs, the most common animals that get adjusted.

[@BIGchrisJbitch84]

@@taoist32 Obviously if I wanted to learn more or was interested in this I would search it up as you put it. But I just watched the previous video for entertainment purposes only. But I'm glad you could provide borderline sarcastic instructions, I just don't remember commenting that I needed them nor did I ask for them. If I do ever need instructions on how to search it up as you said or to just Google it like everyone else, I might let ya know.

[@taoist32]

@@BIGchrisJbitch84 Sarcastic? I wasn’t being sarcastic.

[@BIGchrisJbitch84]

@@taoist32 My apologies Sir, Can't be to careful with all these ppl trolling the comment section.

[@taoist32]

@@BIGchrisJbitch84 No problem.

[@5DNRG]

I witnessed a back adjustment on my limping Shih Tzu....it was very subtle, but boy did he know he was healed! A new and much happier pup emerged a moment later. Truly amazing.

[@Megacooler96_]

I bet all the animals he's worked on are super happy after feeling the relief of pressure from their backs and joints

[@starjunkie5328]

Wow! I wonder how many times this guy has been bitten. But he does magnificent work with real results. That's worth its weight in gold for these suffering animals.

[@rajeevkumarkarwayun5458]

You are doing the work that can't be compensated for. Making an animal feel better, make them walk if they weren't earlier.. I think this is a big achievement. Please educate more and more people. Thanks

[@terryholland2526]

Wow, this is fantastic that this guy can do some good for the animals of all walks of life. I love it.

[@johnjamesleahy4065]

This is one of the best things i ever heard of!!! I wish i could do that for doggies, lol besides being a great idea, its really cute and funny

[@amieakalove]

Freaking awesome. I would've never thought to get this kind of help for your animal. Freaking awesome.

[@mawortz]

that's amazing! the amount of hours of study this guy had to invest must be astronomical

[@rahulms3138]

I always end up with having a smile on my face after watching this channel

[@luci4087]

ngl i did not know there were chiropractors for animals. it makes sense. i just didn’t think about it.

[@victorf6672]

My man woke up one day and decided he'd be a hero for a living, gotta love it.

[@mzjoe2705]

The sound the pug makes at the beginning 🤣🤣🤣

[@anupamakumar1803]

Amazing doc. Amazing thought.❤️❤️❤️

[@wilfriedholscher7029]

My Horses appreciate their "Knochen-brecher" as Choropractors are called here in NW Germany.

[@music1958ful]

Watching the dog go from not walking to skipping around is a pleasure!! Great work!!👍👍

[@johnjamesleahy4065]

My favorite part is the dog at the beginning he looks so cute

[@EaRebel]

Ppl are getting vanguard awards for their music. This guy needs something on that level for what he does.

[@franksmith7247]

He sure does.

[@Binzob]

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