Judy and Ms Lola, thanks for joining us here. I moved your post from Tripawds Parties to here, because that forum is really only about planning Tripawds get-togethers. Since this forum discusses things like mobility, you can find more directed help here.

My big question is, has Lola been evaluated by a certified canine rehab vet? Not a practitioner, which is a good step, but a DVM with a specialty in canine rehab? This is where I would begin. Many practitioners who utilize things like massage are highly qualified to do so, but unless they are working in collaboration with a vet who has studied canine rehab (they will have "CCRT" or "CCRP" after their name), you aren't getting a complete picture of what's going on. Please read these rehab interviews and blog posts to learn how to find a practitioner in your area, as well as what to expect should you choose to pursue a wheelchair (which we don't recommend without working directly with a rehab vet). These posts also discuss things like how to monitor her activity so she doesn't overdo things and risk injuring herself further. 

One of the hardest parts about having a young Tripawd pup, is that you're right, their bodies can't keep up with their energy level. That's why it's so important to make sure they don't overdo physical activity, and focus on things like brain games and balance activities which can mentally wear her out. A tired brain is even more fulfilling than a tired body for a dog, especially a Tripawd, and will go a long way toward preventing injury. This blog post, "Where Do I Begin with Doggie Physical Therapy?" discusses this topic.

I hope this helps. Let us know how things are going. And thanks for being there for your pup, she sounds like a lot of fun!