betaman We’re working our way West and looking forward to meeting Hudson and Murphy this weekend at the cookout to help kick off their 2,000 mile walk with the Big Dog. We’ve finally nailed down a location in with some shelter just in case it’s raining. Join us from 1:00 to 6:00 p.m. this Saturday, February … Read more
We recently heard from my new pup pal Jake who I saw playing with a cute tripawd on YouTube.
His person Tina was kind enough to share my story on her Pet Star website.
She also had a touching story to tell about some three-legged friends and Nemo the Husky who lost his battle with cancer …
Jerry provides links to recent press coverage about tripawds adjusting to life on three legs.
The Frappr Bone Cancer Dogs Map shows the location of osteosarcoma survivors and three legged dogs around the world.
Tips for fitting a Ruff Wear pet harness on three-legged dog front leg amputees.
Dr. Patty Khuly gives Jerry and his people Kudos for all their efforts in support of three legged dogs.
Video tribute shows Jerry howling with Frankie on YouTube for three legged cancer dogs everywhere.
Holly, a rescue pit bull, loses her battle with dog bone cancer.
My people just heard from Rocky’s person who is one strong individual. She and Rocky are both troopers! Just check out her story and you’ll see why…
My 8 year old dog, Rocky, a German Shepherd mix, was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in July 2006 (right before my husband went back to Iraq w/ the Army). It was awful news, and I was crying for a long time…
I had his leg amputated w/in a week, and put him through chemo. They got the cancer early! He is cancer free, and doing GREAT. I’m so happy he’s a fighter and is with me. He’s my special boy – my other 2 dogs are females. 🙂
Here’s some pics! Thanks for sharing … It’s nice to know we aren’t alone ..
We got the sad news that our friend Timber lost her fight with osteosarcoma. Timber was a beautiful nine year old girl who became a tripawd last July.
Being a tripawd didn’t change Timber’s quality of life. She used a doggie door like a champ. She still played fetch with her favorite soccer ball, and loved pushing around her 13 pound bowling ball.
Her Mom, Crystal, deeply saddened by the loss of her beloved family friend, wants to remind us: