Thank You Dr. Lucroy!
Many thanks to Dr. Michael Lucroy for sharing opinions and treatment options for spinal mets from his new book, The No Nonsense Guide to Cancer in Pets,
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Does Good News Make You Feel Guilty?
Three legged dog parents learn to share good and bad news in Tripawds Discussion Forums for 3-legged amputees.
The Argus Institute at Colorado State
The Argus Institute at Colorado State University helps parents cope with their dog’s cancer diagnosis, treatment, therapy and hospice care.
Remembering Our Jerry, One Year Later
Lessons learned one year after losing our Jerry, three legged tripod dog hero and canine osteosarcoma survivor.
Tripawd Agility Champion Serena Brings Inspawration to All
Profile of three legged champion agility therapy dog Serena, by Amy Breton
Your Tripawd Can Live a Hoppier Life with Dr. Marty’s Advice
Dr. Marty Goldstein and The Nature of Animal Healing can help your three legged amputee cancer dog bounce back to better health.
How My Pawrents Started Living Again, Part 2
Three legged tripod dog hero Jerry G. Dawg tells how his pawrents learned to cope after his death and welcome another puppy into their life.
Xena and Her Big Dog Stroller
Help your three legged tripod dog get around with a SolvIt Houndabout Pet Trailer Stroller Combo.
The Tripawds Trademark: It’s Official
As of March 10, 2009, the word Tripawd is now a registered service mark (#3,586,016), found under the name of Agreda Communications.
PBS Viewers’ Stories: Senior Shepherds Live Long by Eating Raw
Recently, New York resident Yvonne Gonski wrote to us after watching the PBS show we were featured in, called Why We Love Cats and Dogs. She was moved by Jerry’s story, and wanted to share her own experience with Prana, her amazing nearly fifteen year old German Shepherd girl. Sadly, Prana recently passed away after a courageous battle with pneumonia. … Read more.