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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Paying It Forward
Your friendly Tripawds Community Administrator (aka: Admin Guy, aka: Jim) has donated $1,500 to help kick off the 2017 Tripawds Fund! Never mind that man behind the curtain... Jerry and Admin "The ongoing support of members is what makes the (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
We (YOU) Did It!
With many thanks to supporters like you, The Tripawds Foundation has reached our fundraising goal for 2016! Karbach Puts Tripawds Over The Top! A few kind donors in the final days of December had us so close to our goal for the year. (More) |
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jerry wrote:
K9 FitBone Can Help Your Tripawd Dog Get Strong
The best way to help your Tripawd dog get strong might not be what you think it is. Rehab therapists tell us that the best way to ensure our three-legged dogs get stronger is to build core muscle strength. After your Tripawd is officially out of the (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Oh, So Close!
With just one more day remaining this year, we are now very close to reaching our fundraising goal for the 2016 Tripawds Community Fund. Current 2016 Tripawds Fund Status Thanks to the wonderful generosity of an anonymous long time supporter, t (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Tripawd Triton Takes Life Head-On
Triton is an inspiration to me and to everyone he meets. Triton He was born with a malformed left front limb and rescued by my friends that run a private shelter, after he was turned over to a public shelter by his breeder when he was only wee (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Dog Bless Us All
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! The Tripawds Foundation wishes all donors, fans, and faithful Tripawds members a joyous holiday season. 2008 Holiday Greeting from Tripawd Gunner 2016 Tripawds Foundation Fundraising Update Thanks to your ge (More) |
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tinsch wrote:
A little practice makes a lot of perfect balance
Now, since I wrote my last post on a not-quite-so-happy note I thought I would just share my experiences in terms of post-op rehab with you. I'll try and show a few short videos, if you would like to bear with me. I found a -in my eyes- very c (More) |
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tinsch wrote:
The cold, hard truth.
Hello all. First of all: thanks for all the wonderful comments on my first post! I was asked what we did for the phantom pains, if we did chemo, and so on. Let me start at the beginning. That being the day of my having to decide w (More) |
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puljorl11 wrote:
Many "Firsts" Accomplished This Weekend
What a busy week it’s been! Henry has been progressing greatly since he came home 3 weeks ago! Our latest walk was just over 1.5 miles, and Henry was not ready to quit when we got back to the driveway. He was housetrained when we got him, but beyon (More) |
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Tripawds Foundation wrote:
Tai Goes Off to See the Wizard...
Tripawds Community member traceym is recipient #15 of the Maggie Moo Fund for Tripawd Rehab. Read on for details about Tai's free session with the renowned canine rehab expert, Wizard of Paws* in Colchester, CT. See all Tripawds who have recei (More) |