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Dog running for the first time with 3D printed prosthetics

3D printed prosthetics allow dog to run for the first time

Derby the dog was born with underdeveloped front limbs. Like many dogs with disabilities, he wound up abandoned at a shelter in the U.S. But thanks to a wonderful foster mom and innovative 3D printing technology, Derby was given the chance to run again.

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