Amputee Dogs Quality of Life Survey Results
The results are for Tripawds 2020 amputee dogs quality of life survey, and most pet parents believe amputation was the best decision for their pet.
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Tripawd Tuesday: Rocky the Brave, Blind Tripawd Rottweiler
On Tripawd Tuesday, you’ll be inspired by Rocky, a brave, blind Tripawd Rottweiler who is showing the world that losing a leg isn’t stopping him from loving life!
Amputee Cats Quality of Life Survey Results
The results are for Tripawds 2020 amputee cats quality of life survey, and most pet parents believe amputation was the best decision for their pet.
Tripawd Tuesday: Pepper the Three-Legged Mastiff Miracle
Today for Tripawd Tuesday, we remember Pepper, a three-legged Mastiff / Dane dog who leaves a legacy for other giant breed dogs losing a leg to cancer.
Are Dog Prosthetics Worth It? CSU Vet Study Finds Out
Retrospective CSU vet study wants to know if prosthetic legs for dogs are worth it, by surveying Tripawd pet parents who purchased from Ortho Pets.
Tripawds Rock Limb Loss Awareness Month
Honor Limb Loss Awareness Month for human amputees, by sharing your Tripawd hero’s story here and on social media, tagging it with #LLAM.
Tripawd Tuesday: Tuxedo’s Tough Tripawd Cat Recovery
When a cat loses a leg, recovery isn’t always easy, as shown in today’s Tripawd Tuesday feature about Tuxedo’s tough Tripawd cat recovery.
Tripawds Media Resources and Appearances
MISSION: The mission of Tripawds is to educate pet parents about amputation for dogs and cats, and to maintain a support community for amputee pets and their people everywhere. This community provides numerous free resources, and the support of others with experience caring for three legged pets. VISION: The vision of Tripawds is for all pet parents to understand the … Read more.
Ten Things to Know About Adopting a Tripawd (Part 1)
When a three-legged rescue dog or cat catches your eye, here’s ten big things you need to know before adopting a Tripawd.
Real Life with an Older Tripawd
Life with an older Tripawd requires us to be extra careful about certain things. Today we share what it’s like to care for our senior, Wyatt.