Antoinestale

Antoine and his specially-abled pack face adversity with incredible resiliency and dogged determination. His book and stuffie are available in link below.

Follow along for their healing journeys, adventures about the farm, and pack pet therapy visits. Antoine’s journey is one of love, determination and friendship. Born with rigid paralysis of his hind legs—a complication of the infection Neospora, Antoine was rescued by Janet Curran, a longtime animal advocate in Kansas, and brought to Colorado State University for treatment. His subsequent rehabilitation led him to Connie Fredman’s Canine Health Resort in Colorado where he learned to walk again. Now his life is now filled with playful days, continued rehabilition and giving back to others as therapy dog.

02/05/2026

Can’t blame a guy for trying to be a little creative at his therapy session circa 2023. I’ve always loved my rehab time

Video description: This rehabilitation session was a little over two years ago when Antoine was still walking unassisted by a wheelchair. Antoine is a survivor of the neospora parasite that left him with deformities to his hind limbs. He’s wearing a black customized brace on one rear leg and both legs are wrapped in layers of gauze and athletic tape.

02/03/2026

Ohhh somebody is a little moo-dy!

01/30/2026

Simon loves to find the tiniest couch, chair or lap and perch himself on it like he owns the place.

Video description: Simon joins sister Skya and brother Antoine for rehabilitation therapy session
Molly, his Certified Canine Rehabilitation Veterinary Technician (CCRVT) helps Simon to the couch with his harness. Simon attends weekly appointments that includes active therapy exercise sessions and other modalities including acupuncture, shockwave, and stem cell treatment. Simon’s care is provided by donations to Antoine’s Fund, a nonprofit created to give disabled dogs an opportunity to live fulfilling lives.

01/23/2026

What these two do when they think no one is watching!

01/22/2026

Deacon: The bigger my stick, the happier I get!

Video description: Deacon is 10-year-old chocolate Labrador that found himself a huge stick. His sister Rudy and brother Ash try to battle him for it, but Deacon prevails. Connie adopted Deacon from when he was just 10 months old. He has mild case of cerebellar hypoplasia that seemed to improve greatly with an early intervention of acupuncture.

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Fort Collins, CO

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http://antoinesfund.org/

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