betaman Cru Vin Dogs announces donations of wine sales go to Morris Animal Foundation Canine Cancer Research Fund
Why do some dog parents choose chemotherapy when they learn their dog has canine osteosarcoma (bone cancer)?
Jerry’s new Tripawds Store is now online, complete with canine cancer care books, DVDs, diet supplements and three-legged dog music.
[singlepic=11,320,240,,] Hey everybody; my people want to get the word out about all you wonderful tripawds. So they are sending this news release to different dog publications around the world. If you know a writer for an online magazine, newspaper or other dog news media, please let them know about all of the great things Tripawds can do, by sending them this press release!
Love, Jerry
I just got this update from Taylor’s person, and wanted to let you know the great news: Hi, I’m Taylor’s person ( 11/13 post). I just wanted to update everyone on his condition. We finally got his nausea gone from simply giving him Pepcid AC (famotadine) for a few days, per the vet. Since then … Read more
When my people and I helped out as workampers at Safe Harbor Farm for a couple weeks, I was outnumbered by cats. Now, I haven’t cared much for cats ever since I was attacked by a couple kittens years ago. But I mean I was seriously outnumbered here! So I behaved myself and got used to them.
When we volunteered at an adoption day, we met some cool cat people. And when I heard about Nemo, who only has three legs himself, I figured he must be pretty cool too. So maybe all cats aren’t that bad. At least those with three legs are OK by me.
Today we got a heartbreaking email from someone who cannot afford the amputation surgery costs for her beloved 5 year old Rottie.
I have him booked in to be put down on Friday so he does not suffer any more pain. I do not have the finances to cut his leg off.
Is there places I can find that might help me financially before I have to put Toby down? What would the cost of this be? What are the long term costs?
First of all, does anyone out there have any ideas for our parent? If you do, please post them here ASAP.
My Mom told this parent to check with a local vet teaching hospital. One other thing she wanted to mention was that if a parent can’t afford to have it done by a qualified vet, please consider not doing it at all. That hurts me to say it, but the costs of post surgery complications may be astronomical if a vet doesn’t have experience.
I am thankful. I got a clean bill of health from the vet here at Safe Harbor Animal Farm. My people and I have been helping out the rescue animals here. We partied away last night. My Dad made me a hamburger cake. Ground beef with all of the fixings, veggies and supplements mixed in, … Read more
Philadelphia SPCA Foster Dog dies from amputation surgery complications.
A tripod dog in Michigan recovers from amputation surgery after osteosarcoma diagnosi.