A remaining leg surgery recovery for a three-legged dog is one of the hardest recoveries that any Tripawd pet parent can endure. We hope you never have to go through it, but it’s important to know that with the right care, this kind of recovery can work out fine. Quite a few members have proved that through the years, like Sally.
Learn from Tripawd Frankie and Mom Sally
Frankie is a Tripawd hound dog who needed not one but two cruciate repair surgeries over the last few years. He is one of the best examples of what to expect when an amputee dog needs a leg surgery. And today on this episode of Tripawd Talk Radio, you’ll learn how he and his mom managed, when Sally (aka: benny55), tells all in our latest installment of “Meet Your Tripawds Pals.”
Sally Tells All About Remaining Leg Surgery Recovery for Three-Legged Dogs
If you’ve ever posted in the Tripawds discussion forums, you have likely been helped by Sally. She has been a huge part of the community since 2013, when her beautiful Mastiff Happy Hannah was diagnosed with osteosarcoma.
Hannah thrived as a rear-leg Tripawd for just over one year. Later, Sally rescued Frankie, a wild-n-crazy front-leg Tripawd hound dog who amuses us all with his antics.
She’s also mom to sidekick Merry Myrtle, a four-legged Mastiff who lost her sight unexpectedly.
As if she doesn’t have enough going on in her life, Sally generously continues to help the community every day in many important ways, including her Tuesday shift as a host on the Tripawds Helpline.
Take time today to kick back and meet this amazing woman! You’ll learn all about what a Tripawd leg surgery recovery is like. Sally also shares her tips about staying pawsitive and learning how to get through the tough times.
We know you’ll love meeting this Tripawds’ resident volunteer angel. She has lots of great tips to share for anyone facing amputation and difficult surgery recoveries for beloved dogs and cats. Enjoy!
I’ve, just been so touched ( and soooo unxeserving!) by what Jim and Rene put togetherā¤. And to see those photos of my sweet pups…an extra bonus.
I consider it to be such an incredible privilege to be a part of this loving and supportive community. You all contribute in so many ways to reach out and help others…..such true selfless role models for us allā¤
Paula, thank YOU my dear friend fot being YOU!! Talk about compassionate…look in the nirror!! Always giving to all of us on so many levels!!ā¤
Repairman. (aka master of lawnmower repairs on 20 yr old lawnmower and more!!) Thank you Mark! Very kind of youā¤ā¤
Rene
Love to all
Sally and Alumni Happy Hannah and Merry Myrtle and Frankie too!
Oh my gosh Sally you TOTALLY deserve the praise. You are a DEAR to this community and do so much for others. We love you to pieces and are grateful to have you in the family.
Wow! Do a video next time!! People will fall in love with Sally and her animal world. She is such a blessing to call a friend. from: Sally’s repair man
Aww thanks for listening! She IS great isn’t she? Would loooooove to do a video call with Sally but first we have to figure out that low-bandwidth Interwebs problem on her property. Got Internet? š
What a great interview! I love listening to Sally talk, she has so much insight and wisdom, and endless compassion. I’m honored to call Sally a friend and so blessed to have met her in person. Thank you for sharing her with everyone!
Paula and Warrior Angel Nitro
We totally feel the same way Paula, that woman is a gift!