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tapatio wrote:
9 month adoption milestones!!!
Dudley is a special dog...very distinct personality and we have had a massive learning curve over the past 9 months. Whatever his supermutt breed mix is, it involves every single stubborn dog breed possible! He doesn't want to wear a harness, does (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Tripawd Airedale Duke Benefits from Free Canine Rehab
Front leg Tripawd Airedale Duke benefits from canine rehab evaluation thanks to Tripawds Foundation Rehab Grant #156. Duke's free consultation and at-home rehab exercises help him stay strong and fit. Read his story, and learn how you can get a free (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Hoppy Gotcha Day to Honorary Tripawd Nellie B. Dawg (and an update)
It's been one hoppy year with Nellie! This week marks the one year "Gotcha Day!" for Honorary Tripawd Nellie B. Dawg. Last June we brought her into our life as a foster (haha!), and immediately fell in love with our 3.5 legged gentle German Sheph (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Talk: An Osteosarcoma Limb Sparing Cementoplasty Success Story!
We are happy to report that progress is being made with osteosarcoma treatments for dogs. As Colt's limb sparing cementoplasty success story shows, there is hope on the horizon if amputation is on the table. Colt has osteosarcoma. Cementoplasty h (More) |
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Whitney wrote:
Next Steps
(please skip to after the picture to just read about the next steps)It will be 2 weeks tomorrow since we found out Ellie's osteosarcoma had spread to her lungs. the 1st few days were pretty much pure emotion of sadness, anger, disbelief, overwhelmed (More) |
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Sarah wrote:
Diagnosis & Decisions
March 2022: My husband and I noticed some swelling on the lower part of Ludo's front right leg. At first I brushed it off, thinking this could simply be a bee sting or some minor inflammation. After a few days, the swelling never went down, so we we (More) |
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admin wrote:
Whiskey and the MIMIC Study for Minimally Invasive Metastasectomy in Canines
What is the MIMIC study for Minimally Invasive Metastasectomy in Canines? What does Whiskey the Tripawd have to do with it? In this episode of Tripawd Talk Radio #118, you'll find out. In Loving Memory of Whiskey the Tripawd Thank you for hel (More) |
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Michelle wrote:
Vacation 2023
I know it's been awhile since I posted again. Once again another Tripawd "Tribe" vacation has come and gone. This year we had planned to go to St. James City, Florida. As I said planned (our planning stages start the year before.) We had made ou (More) |
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Stacy wrote:
Kilo, Take 3
My last update on Kilo was July 2022, and for months, things were status quo. We made a good team and had a routine that worked well – walks in the morning, daycare for Kilo, work for me, and quiet evenings at home. My handling skills imp (More) |
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jerry wrote:
What to Expect: Two Weeks After Amputation Surgery for Dogs or Cats
It's natural to wonder what to expect two weeks after amputation surgery for a dog or cat. That's about the time we get anxious to see our pet's old personality return. We might also wonder if we made a mistake. The problem with predicting the "a (More) |