jerry, Author at Tripawds

Toast Life with Three Legged Red

November 22, 2017November 5, 2008 by jerry

Tripawds reviews Three Legged Red, a red table wine made by Dunham Cellars of Walla Walla, Washington

One month on their own, kinda…

October 12, 2009November 3, 2008 by jerry

Three legged cancer dog Jerry thanks everyone for their support one month after his death.

Saying Goodbye: How We Knew (part 2)

November 13, 2023November 2, 2008 by jerry

My Soul Is Set Free

(Continued from Part 1.)

The next day we headed north to Yellowstone. It was just like the old days, traveling and hanging my head out the truck window.

I even made it up to the Continental Divide, for about the eighth time in our journey. Only this time, walking a few yards to the sign was all I had in me.

We took lots of pictures. As we got to Yellowstone, I was feeling OK, but very subdued from the bad episode the day before.

Saying Goodbye: How We Knew (part 1)

November 13, 2023November 1, 2008 by jerry

Details surrounding the last 24 hours with our three legged bone cancer dog hero, Jerry.

Complications can ocurr :-(

October 28, 2008 by jerry

Amputation surgery complications take Rownik the three year old dock diving lab

“Ask a Vet” Live Chat: Wednesday, 10/29, 9pm Eastern

October 28, 2008 by jerry

Tripawds announces weekly “Ask a Vet” chat session for dog parents coping with bone cancer, amputations, and other related dog health issues.

My Heart Belongs to a Tripawd

October 26, 2008 by jerry

The following Guest Post was kindly written by our friend Kim. If you would like to share your Tripawds story here, please write to us today.

Buster will be 11 in mid December. On the 25th of this month it will be his 6th month ampuversary that he lost his leg to a chrondrosarcoma. It has been a learning experience to say the least. From the misdiagnoses to the amputation I’ve learned not to take the little things for granted.

Buster loves to lounge, go for walks and protect his turf. He recently took on a possum defending his territory. He truly is his happiest being outdoors close to nature, especially during this cool fall weather. I would say he ambulates well. He still has his good day and bad days, I would say due to the weather. Sort of like a barometer. So we go with the flow… Everyday is a happy husky day.