Dartmouth's Kiki the disabled sheep goes viral after Washington Post spot

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A disabled sheep named Kiki from Dartmouth is gaining national and international attention.

Kiki uses a custom electronic wheelchair with a joystick that she moves with her head. She is disabled due to a virus she was born with.

Her story, shared by the Don’t Forget Us, Pet Us sanctuary, has become an inspiration for people with disabilities.

A disabled sheep named Kiki, well known locally in Dartmouth, is now gaining national attention after her story was picked up by the Washington Post .

Deb Devlin with Don’t Forget Us, Pet Us in Dartmouth had long hoped Kiki’s journey would reach a wider audience, and now it has.

Devlin, who has been sharing Kiki's story on social media for the past four years, says the Washington Post article has helped it go truly viral.