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arynzmuse wrote:
All About Ruby.....
My husband and I will have been married 9 years this summer. A couple of months after we got married, we wanted to add a new doggo to our household. My husband had previously adopted a border collie / cattle dog mix who doesn’t like t (More) |
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thurston wrote:
It's All About Meeeeee!
This is meeeeee with my new weight loss (before I stole the bread). Yes. I stole this and I ruined Hoomom's dinner and no I am NOT sorry. I am only sorry Mom found the bag out on the deck where I was hiding it. It's all about the latest and g (More) |
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arynzmuse wrote:
One year later......
Hey all - Pandora’s human here. It’s been a year since her surgery. I’m so thankful because she’s still doing great and is her happy self. She’s a little clumsier than she was on four legs, but still goes (as cats do) wherever she pl (More) |
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just4paws wrote:
37 days post surgery - oncologist apt
Lyla has made strides since her surgery and diagnosis with chondroblastic osteosarcoma. Overall she is doing quite well. She is adjusting to her new way of life, but is still quite hesitant to do any running. Mostly it’s the hop/walk pace. Lyla i (More) |
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jerry wrote:
The Greatest Dane Thrives with ELIAS Dog Cancer Immunotherapy Treatment
Roscoe the Great Dane was not considered a good candidate for amputation after being diagnosed with osteosarcoma. But his mom Diane felt otherwise, and two years later her “Greatest Dane” is standing here today thanks to a breakthrough dog cancer imm (More) |
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dawn3g wrote:
Rainbow Bridge Hearts
My Girls are home. They’ve actually been home for quite a few weeks. I expected them back around Valentine’s Day (I was going to surprise Paul) but due to the very bad snow in Seattle this winter, they were delayed a bit. It was worth every minu (More) |
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bartsmom wrote:
What Happens When You Never Give Up
So, it has been a long, long time since I have posted about Bart...maybe years. But, a day never goes by without thinking about my boy and the incredible life he lived, the lives he touched, and the people he inspired because he never gave up. (More) |
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fejjg1 wrote:
Johnny has Osteosarcoma🙁
Hi everyone! I’ve been all over the internet trying to find the best protocol for Johnny, my 13 year old Beagle. He was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma on his left ankle bone on 3/11/19. He saw his Vet on 3/5/19 for an exam because he had been limping f (More) |
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gusandmigbfff wrote:
We Offically Have a TriPAWD!!!!!
When I first heard Gus had Cancer I started Crying. I cried non-stop for 5 days. I did not let him see me crying, I wanted him to know that I was going to be strong for him. I know that sounds stupid, but I also didn't him want to think anything was (More) |
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gusandmigbfff wrote:
Hope
This is our story of Hope. I am writing this story for anyone who was like me after their dog was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma and just wanted that Jim Carey moment from Dumb and Dumber (So you're telling me there is a chance). I must caution you. (More) |