By Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 05:56 EST, 16 March 2013 | UPDATED: 07:13 EST, 16 March 2013 Wonky, the bandy-legged puppy who won the nation's affections after being abandoned, has found a family to call her own. The Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross was rescued by staff at Dogs Trust Leeds last month and walked on her wrists because her front legs had not formed properly. But after care and attention from staff at the charity, physiotherapy helped to straighten out her legs. Now Wonky, now known as Hope, has been adopted by professional dog walker Kimberley Beaton and was pictured yesterday enjoying a run near the family home in Bradford.
@highlight
Puppy, renamed Hope, has been adopted by the Beaton family in Bradford
@highlight
600 people applied to Dogs Trust in Leeds to give her a new home
@highlight
She suffered with shortened tendons on the back of her front legs
further physiotherapy, the prognosis for @placeholder is good, and the trust