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jogswithdogs wrote:
Three weeks post surgery, and started chemotherapy
Riley has had remarkable improvement since her surgery. She is navigating very well on three legs. Going up stairs is still very hard for her, so we put her Webmaster harness on at bedtime and lug her upstairs. The handle on the harness is great - (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Canine Rehab Videos from Aspen's Free Evaluation
Tripawds Community member lauren4c is recipient #19 of the Maggie Moo Fund for Tripawd Rehab. Read on for details about Aspen's rehab evaluation at VRCC in Englewood, Colorado. See all Tripawds who have received free rehab sessions and read detail (More) |
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admin wrote:
Pet Cancer Awareness Month Matching Gift Campaign
The Tripawds community is once again very grateful for the anonymous member who has coordinated another matching gift campaign that will triple the amount of your donations during Pet Cancer Awareness Month! Triple Your Tripawds Support! Triple (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
That Pet Place Helps Tripawds During Pet Cancer Awareness Month
The Tripawds Foundation is once again honored to be selected by That Pet Place for their 2017 Pet Cancer Awareness Month Charity! Funds raised during the month of May by That Pet Place will benefit the Tripawds Foundation during Pet Cancer Awa (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tripawd Health Tips to Avoid Injury to Remaining Legs
Did you ever do something for your Tripawd that you ended up regretting? We did. You see when Jerry came home from amputation surgery, we wanted him to just enjoy life and have fun again. Even his vet told us to let him get back normal. Jerry d (More) |
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tinsch wrote:
Where is Waldo? (Manni, I mean Manni)
Lend me your ear, would ya? Life has been busy and so have we. Creating memories that last a few lifetimes is starting to get stressful - if you ask the dog, that is. As you can see we officially started Beach Season, albeit it being just a li (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Tripawds Foundation Sponsorship Programs
Thanks to the generous support of individual donors, the Tripawds Foundation has been able to launch various assistance programs ahead of schedule to help amputee pets and their people everywhere! Free Tripawds Blogs, Forums & (More) |
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Joy&Ginger wrote:
Harness time
Well vet prescribed stronger antibiotics and an antibiotic ointment stronger than neosporin, said keep it covered or collar on and she should be fine. She looks so darn miserable in the collar but can move the t-shirt around, so decided might be tim (More) |
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jerry wrote:
Tips to Help Your Tripawd Lose Weight
Did you know the best thing you can do for your Tripawd starts in the food bowl? That's right. The number one thing you can do for your three-legged hero is to help your Tripawd lose weight. Want to know the secret to a healthy Tripawd? It doe (More) |
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jerry wrote:
How to Share Your Tripawd Story
This community is a beautiful tapestry of Tripawds. From diagnosis to recovery and beyond, newcomers turn to your stories for the truth about three-legged dogs and cats. Each Tripawd story matters. It doesn't matter if you have a dog (More) |