With the growing number of dogs out there who require amputation and/or canine cancer care, it’s no wonder we run into one and another once in a while. But we’re always especially proud when this website is responsible for tripawds and their people meeting others all around the world.
Aside from Star, I thought my darling girlfriend Lalla was the only tripawd in Israel. But now I doubt it. Though she’s gone now, her good person Sasha and Troy ran into three legged Pola and her people in Tel Aviv.
Next thing you know, we processed a Ruff Wear harness order for Pola’s people and received this great photo. Lookin’ good there Pola!
When faced with amputation for your dog you may feel alone in a really big world. Through this blog, the discussion forums, and our live chat, tripawds.com hopes to provide a small place where no one ever feels lonely. No matter where you live.
Pola is such a hatzubah hamuda (cute tripawd) ; shalom y’all!
This is a great site , everyone has their own Tripawd story and you can pick up some great advice. best wishes to everyone fast dogs mom
Thank you for your continued support!
I have a rescued 3-legged Chihuahua who is missing a front leg. He gets along just great and you would never know he is missing a leg. We think that this is a birth defect b/c there is no evidence of any amputation or trauma.
I am worried that he will overuse his good front leg and lose use of it. Anyone have any similar stories or any resources to which you can point me. I live in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Many thanks! Arent Tripawd pets great???
Susan
Thanks for the comment Susan, all tripawds are indeed great! Please consider taking advantage of our growing community of support in the tripawd discussion forums where you will find much more help and advice than we alone can provide here in the blog.