In a Facebook post, those who published the update said Dagger got his leg out of a sling just in time to enjoy a snow day and is still recovering and doing very well. The post said physical therapy is expected in his future.
The brief update did not specify the nature of the injury or whether Dagger is a person or an animal, but it confirmed progress in his recovery. Slings are commonly used to immobilize a limb after injury or surgery to promote healing, and removing a limb from a sling can be an early sign of regained comfort and mobility.
Physical therapy is frequently recommended to rebuild strength, restore range of motion and reduce the risk of reinjury. For caretakers and members of a recovery community, milestones such as participating in outdoor activities can signal meaningful improvement and boost morale.
Details remain limited. We will provide more information as it becomes available.
