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tinkbubble66 wrote:
Good news bad news (but we're ignoring bad news)
We went to the vet Saturday morning preparing ourselves for bad news. Honestly, we were ok with bad news. If we were told he wasn't going to walk again, we were ok with that. We had already decided that as long as he's happy, then we are happy. He's (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Spree the Tripawd Breaks Leg But Bounces Back Beautifully
A broken leg is a Tripawd parent's worst nightmare. But Spree is proof that a full recovery and a great quality of life afterward is entirely possible. We recently caught up with this life-long Tripawd to find out how she did it. From a Puppy Tripaw (More) |
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4luvofcatz wrote:
She Changed My Life
I am still in a bit of denial that my Sweet Pea is gone ~ one week today. It still doesn't seem real, but I'm taking things one day at a time. I am so thankful for all the replies to my previous posts and for your words of encouragement, they have he (More) |
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midnighter94 wrote:
There is Life After Death
As we all know, life does move on. As hard as that is to admit, we keep on going. There is no time to just curl up in a ball and hold on to the sadness that could so easily engulf us. I'm not saying that I'm not sad, or that I don't have bad days, (More) |
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Paula wrote:
So This Happened.....
Meet the newest member of our family...Grizzly (Grizz for short) We brought him home August 14, and he is now 12 weeks old. It was not an easy decision, despite how adorable he is; in fact, we agonized over it for 4 days. John wasn't (More) |
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Paula wrote:
3 Years, 1 Month
Today is our 37 month ampuversary....I feel the need to make monthly posts now that our journey is most likely nearing its end. I don't say this to be morbid, or fishing for sympathy, but being practical, its probably true. The arthriti (More) |
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jerry wrote:
All About Acupuncture for Tripawd Cats, Dogs, Rabbits and Other Pets
Many animals enjoy pain relief through veterinary acupuncture. If you're thinking about taking your Tripawd to an acupuncturist, now is the time to listen to our Tripawd Talk Radio podcast "Veterinary Acupuncture for Tripawd Cats, Dogs, Rabbits and O (More) |
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zubear wrote:
My Memorial
My memorial was on June 21st. It was a bit rough for mommy because it was supposed to be the week before, but the casket that arrived was too small. Daddy is working abroad, so mommy, my brothers and my best friend next door came and brought all my s (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Tripawds Tribute to Nelson
Schooner and Nelson are both rescues. Nelson, our tripawd, was recently adopted late last year from Miniature Schnauzers and Friends Rescue, in Redondo Beach, CA. We had followed Nelson's (formerly Ditto) story on the MSFR website. At around 6 mon (More) |
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Ashley wrote:
Post-Op Day 5
Things have been going pretty good, even if they won't let me in my house. I don't get it...They always tell me I'm not allowed in any of the other doors, now suddenly we're staying at someone else's house. Are we moving? Is this home now? I mean, I (More) |