Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe June 14 (UPI) -- A baby emu at a North Carolina sanctuary is enjoying restored mobility after being outfitted with a custom wheelchair. Rhonda Farrell, founder of Bella View Farm Animal Sanctuary in Franklin, said the emu was found in poor condition at a farm in Wisconsin. Advertisement Farrell said the emu had a slipped tendon and was being kept in a tote bag before being brought to her sanctuary, which specializes in special needs animals. Farrell had the emu, dubbed Lemu, outfitted with a custom wheelchair from company Walkin' Pets. Farrell said there are also seven goats at her rescue that use wheelchairs. Walkin' Pets posted a video to YouTube showing Lemu running with help from his new set of wheels. "The wheels help stimulate him and prevent him from getting depressed," Farrell told the company. Read More Strong winds ruin more than 3,000 cookies in Guinness World Record attempt Internet, cellular service outage in British Columbia blamed on beaver Oregon school unofficially breaks cereal box dominoes world record