Shane was born with Craniosynostosis, a birth defect where the bones in his skull fused together too early, limiting his skull from separating and growing as it should. This happens to babies before their brain is fully developed and as the baby grows, the skull becomes more misshapen. Shane underwent multiple complex surgeries to reshape his head and allow his brain to grow properly. Thanks to Dr. Dean Hertzler, MD Chief Pediatric Neurosurgeon and the craniofacial team at Joe DiMaggio Childr

Craniofacial syndromes are a group of congenital (present at birth) conditions where the development of the skull (cranium) and face (facial bones, soft tissues) is abnormal due to genetic mutations or developmental issues. These syndromes often affect appearance, breathing, feeding, vision, hearing, and sometimes brain development.This baby is also having polydactyly. All videos posted with the conecent of parents .We follow facebook policies.This video is only for educational purpose.Always co

3.6K views · 55 reactions | With its life on the verge of ending due to a severe craniofacial anomaly, this dog's fate surprisingly shifted the moment a veterinary doctor scrutinized its radiographs and made a profoundly impactful decision... read the entire saga in the comments  | Lovely People | Facebook