New three-legged dog Taylor is recovering from osteosarcoma amputation surgery.
A tribute to moose the Wonderdog, a super three-legged Harlequin Great Dane who will be missed early.
Recently we got a letter from Andrea, a super cool woman who fosters dogs for PACCA / PAWS, the Philadelphia Animal Control and Care Association. Andrea told us about Lefty, a beautiful dog who is in need of help, and finding her forever home.
While we are on the road, I like to go visit animal shelters. They make me sad, but I hope that at least the toys I’m giving to my adoptable pup pals will brighten their day.
I have to remind myself that dogs live in the moment, and their stay at the shelter is just a short time that will hopefully be followed by a happy family coming in to find their forever friend.
Looks like Luke could almost be my Brother. Except his opposite front leg is missing.
I thought I had it tough. This new pup pal of mine hit by by some driver in a car. Ouch!
Personally, I think he looks better as a member of the Tripawds club. I’m just sorry we missed meeting him while we were back North, closer to Canada.
This is what his nice person Jess had to say about my nice people…
I have a three-legged dog named Luke. He didn’t have cancer, he was hit by a car and his right front leg was amputated. I’m so glad there are websites promoting amputation as an option, whatever the reason behind it. I think it’s great you are traveling, if you come back to northern NY (close to Canada) please feel free to contact us!
Thanks for all the great work!
No … Thank you! We really do appreciate all the kind comments.
Three legged osteosarcoma bone cancer dog survives one year,and keeps on going, after cancer diagnosis and amputation surgery.
Jerry gets fan mail from Madison a young three-legged Rottweiler mix rescued from the Sacramento SPCA who had amputation surgery at UC Davis Veterinary Hospital.
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When I was camping in Maine, I met the coolest lady dog. Her name is Ally (but her parents have a nickname for her; “Haggle Baggle Bag o’ Bones”!).
Ally is a retired racing Greyound. She is Seventeen Years Old!
Her Mom and Dad rescued her from a bad situation. Ally was living in a moving van, it was really sad. Now she lives in a home in Colorado, with so much love and attention! She gets around so great, you wouldn’t believe it. She eats a lot, but she keeps that slender girlish figure, and is as graceful and elegant as a gazelle.
And not only that, Ally has a sister that is thirteen years old!
I told Mom and Dad that I want to eat whatever it is that they’re eating every night. Lucky gals!