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Andy, the goose born without feet, was given Nike shoes by his owner to help him stand and move. He became an inspiration to disabled children before he was tragically killed in 1991 in an unsolved case.

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Andy, the goose born without feet, was given Nike shoes by his owner to help him stand and move. He became an inspiration to disabled children before he was tragically killed in 1991 in an unsolved case.

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