article_snippet: The special bond between a severely disabled boy and Crossbreed Miracle dog has been recognised at Crufts.
article_snippet: Crossbreed Miracle Crossbreed Miracle beat off 200 other entrants to scoop the prestigious Friends For Life award.
article_snippet: Crossbreed Miracle was saved from Thailand's illegal dog meat trade a couple of years ago and adopted by Amanda Leask from Strathglass, Scotland, and Amanda Leask six year old son Kyle.
article_snippet: Amanda Leask spotted Miracle’s photo shortly after Amanda Leask’d been rescued on a Soi Dog Facebook post.
article_snippet: Devastated by Crossbreed Miracle (seen here hanging over the crowded pet cages) plight and the hopelessness of Crossbreed Miracle (seen here hanging over the crowded pet cages) situation, Amanda Leask enquired about adopting Crossbreed Miracle (seen here hanging over the crowded pet cages).
article_snippet: Already an owner of three rescue dogs from Soi Dog, Amanda very soon had Amanda fourth.
article_snippet: After learning that autistic people can develop extremely close relationships with canine pets, Amanda decided to adopt some dogs.
article_snippet: Amanda (pictured here with Crossbreed Miracle and Kyle) says there is an 'unspoken language' between the hound and her disabled son .
article_snippet: Amanda adopted Crossbreed Miracle after seeing Kyle photograph on a Soi Dog Facebook post - Kyle has now made a full recovery .
article_snippet: The unique bond between man and dog is still yet to be explained fully
article_snippet: Crossbreed Miracle won £1,500 for Kyle Crufts Eukaneba Friends for Life award, and Amanda will share the money between Soi Dog and the Autistic Society.
highlights_snippet: Scotland-based dog lover Amanda Leask, 45, adopted the hound .
  