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tapatio wrote:
the eyes
You know when you feel like someone is staring a hole in the back of your head? I was sitting at the computer and turned around (I live in a small travel trailer so not much space) and found that Dudley was staring intently at me. Seconds later my (More) |
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tapatio wrote:
Language
Language is so important with a rescue/new amputee as I am discovering. Dudley and I hit a wall these past few weeks and had the breakthrough a few days ago. He had been living on the streets and then spent 900 days in the rescue that I adopted hi (More) |
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mkfitzgerald wrote:
One Year Cancer Free
Yay! We are very happy to share that it has officially been one year since Castiel's diagnosis and amputation surgery and there is no sign of cancer reoccurrence. He has check-ups with his oncologist at SAGE every three months where X-rays and bloo (More) |
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jerry wrote:
With Thanks to Our Tripawds Family
Today is Thanksgiving in the US. It's a day to reflect on all that we have in our lives, and give thanks for the gifts we receive on a daily basis--especially from YOU! Here in our little community, it's a day on which we feel extra gratitude for th (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Osteosarcoma Metastasis Surgery Study Helps Whiskey the Tripawd Thrive!
Whiskey is a bone cancer metastasis survivor! When your Tripawd has bone cancer, the fear of lung mets (cancer spread) is always on your mind. But a new osteosarcoma metastasis surgery study by Ethos Veterinary Health is giving new hope to dogs l (More) |
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oneshortofadozen wrote:
Oncology and Onward
Sorry for the delayed absence, now that LM has the run of the house, things are back to a new normal and I've been able to focus on the work that was somewhat neglected for the last month. Today was our first oncology appointment. Boy, I wasn't (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Tripawd Moose Benefits from Free Canine Rehab
.Tripawd Moose benefits from free canine rehab evaluation and at-home exercises thanks to Tripawds Foundation Rehab Grant #138. The free consultation and prescribed rehab exercises help Moose get strong and stay fit. Read his story, and learn how you (More) |
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tapatio wrote:
Burst of energy
Today my neighbor with the GSP and Border Collie asked me if we wanted to do a walk down the slough with the dogs and his grandkids who are visiting (3 year old and 6 year old). I said yes!!! and off we went. The grandkids are very dog savvy (the (More) |
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Applesauce wrote:
Another Applesaucy Angelversary
“Death is the starlit strip between the companionship of yesterday and the reunion of tomorrow.” ~ Mark Twain Four years ago was our last night together. We were living our reality and knew the chapter would soon be closed on our journey togeth (More) |
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tapatio wrote:
Dog with 1000 names
One of the fun things about getting a new rescue dog who is also a tripawd is the nicknames! Dudley came to us with a firmly established name that fit him so well! Here is a list of the many names we have come up with based on his character :) (More) |