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zubear wrote:
Hi I'm Zeus!
Hi Everyone! I'm Zeus! I'm 4 and I love to stand up and give hugs, but NOT kisses. I'm just a happy happy boy. My family adopted me Nov. 14th 2015- my brother's birthday! I was totally the best present he ever got even if he didn't think so at fir (More) |
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bear + leo +zooey wrote:
Day 8
I apologize for a lack of update for those who may have been waiting for one, I have just been so busy! The first few days after surgery were definitely not easy. Leo was very sleepy for the first few days, and although otherwise pretty good, he a (More) |
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sreuschen wrote:
WOW! Can it really be 18 months?
Wow is all that I can say! It has been 18 months since Louies amputation and 19 months since his initial osteosarcoma diagnosis. He continues to be his happy, goofy, pain in the butt self. The only problem I have been noticing is that everyone has sp (More) |
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tobythedobe wrote:
Taking on 2017 as a Tripawd
Hello tripawd family! We hope you all are having a fantastic start to 2017, and we apologize for the delay in updates. It has been far too long since we've written to discuss Toby's progress, but be prepared for the cuteness that is about to unload. (More) |
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admin wrote:
Greyhounds Rock Funds Surgery Assistance
Thanks to a generous contribution from Greyhounds Rock Fredericksburg, the Tripawds ASAP fund will be helping more dogs diagnosed with osteosarcoma and other limb cancers get the life saving surgeries they need! Greyhounds Rock Fredericksburg Contri (More) |
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myhappygirl wrote:
The Shocking News and a Hard Decision
Hi, everyone! This past weekend turned my world upside down and I just want to thank everyone for being so understanding and willing to give a hug or shoulder to cry on. Your support is so appreciated and in return, I'd like to use this blog as a (More) |
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takoda wrote:
Synchronicity (Six Years Later)
My last post written for Takoda was on January 3rd, 2011. It always was my intention to write a final post, but just thinking about it triggered so many tears and I kept putting it off. So then every year as the anniversary of her last day rolled aro (More) |
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danielle wrote:
Just another Thursday
For many people, Thursday, was just another day. It was the reminder of a Friday about to happen, or perhaps it was the day you always go grocery shopping to avoid the weekend crowd. Myself, I went to work with an anxious heart that was split betwe (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Tuesday: Daphney's Journey
Coping with canine cancer once is hard. Coping with it twice can shake you to your core. Thank Dog that our animals are so resilient. For it's their courage that enables us to face cancer once again and move forward in the journey. Daphney's parents (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Tuesday: Manni Thrives After Bone Cancer Amputation
Animals generally thrive after amputation. But most of us didn't know that when the vet said our own dog or cat's leg had to come off. If you considered euthanizing your animal rather than proceeding with surgery, you're not alone. Manni's mom did to (More) |