Jerry’s photo gallery page has been updated with lots of new three-legged dog photos!
Custom Tripod Dog Heroes and Tributes book raises money to cure canine cancer through the Morris Animal Foundation campaign.
Learning about dog cancer treatments and medicine from Dr. Mullins at The Veterinary Cancer Care Center in Santa Fe New Mexico.
Doug Koktavy’s essay “On Fear” is great reading and advice for coping with your dog’s cancer diagnosis
My pack ponders ways to treat lung metastasis after my osteosarcoma diagnosis.
My girlfriend in Israel sent me a St. Patrick’s Day greeting. She is so sweet. It featured us on a beautiful, dreamy beach. As in her dreams. Like I said. Isn’t she sweet? And cute too. But she’s a bit far away, unfortunately. And I must have been in everyone’s dreams lately. I’m always chasing rabbits while I sleep with … Read more.
Destroying a Rubbermaid tub brings back puppy memories for Jerry.
Anyone who thinks older dogs can’t handle amputation has never met Sami the Bone Cancer Hero!
This senior dog know how to party. Losing a leg hasn’t slowed her down!
I recently got together with this pretty lady for a walk in the park and we had a blast. Being a Los Angeles city park we didn’t get to run off leash. But we sure wanted to…
Sami is nearly fourteen years old! And she just had her amputation a couple months ago. I think she’s doing great, and will only continue to get stronger.
I went to the County Line Animal Hospital in La Habra today for a refill on my heartworm medicine since we’ll be on the road and off the beaten path for at least the next six months. While we were there, the nice vet convinced my people to get some x-rays of my chest.
Jim and René have always said they would rather not know if my osteosarcoma had returned or metastasized in my lungs. They believed I would let them know if the cancer came back if and when the time came. But the doctor recommended x-rays because he believes “it is better to know than to not know” … so, they agreed and I went through with it for them.
Meet others who deal with pet cancer at a live chat support group.