Make-A-Wish grants 4-legged wish to Rantoul boy
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In Rantoul, Illinois, a heartfelt moment unfolded this week as a local family experienced the joy of a Make-A-Wish dream coming true for their young son, Ezra. Despite facing the challenges of a rare and incurable condition affecting his brain and spinal cord, two-year-old Ezra’s radiant smile has always been a source of warmth and cheer.

Thanks to the efforts of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Ezra has now welcomed a special companion into his life—an affectionate four-legged friend who promises to be by his side through thick and thin.

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