All about Jerry’s people and new friends he’s met
Jerry answers the question “Why I Blog?” in a video for the ProBlogger group video mashup project by Darren at ProBlogger.net.
Jerry’s photo gallery page has been updated with lots of new three-legged dog photos!
Doug Koktavy’s essay “On Fear” is great reading and advice for coping with your dog’s cancer diagnosis
My girlfriend in Israel sent me a St. Patrick’s Day greeting. She is so sweet.
It featured us on a beautiful, dreamy beach. As in her dreams. Like I said. Isn’t she sweet? And cute too. But she’s a bit for away, unfortunately. And I must have been in everyone’s dreams lately.
I’m always chasing rabbits while I sleep with one eye open. But Jim barely slept the night before we left Los Angeles. I entered his dream to help him out. But here’s how he tells it …
I went to the County Line Animal Hospital in La Habra today for a refill on my heartworm medicine since we’ll be on the road and off the beaten path for at least the next six months. While we were there, the nice vet convinced my people to get some x-rays of my chest.
Jim and René have always said they would rather not know if my osteosarcoma had returned or metastasized in my lungs. They believed I would let them know if the cancer came back if and when the time came. But the doctor recommended x-rays because he believes “it is better to know than to not know” … so, they agreed and I went through with it for them.
Jim just spent a whole lot of time in front of his computer, when I wish he would have been playing with me!
But we heard from some people about how this site had certain layout issues. Issues, never problems, as I like to say!
So I sat by while Jim worked away, knowing that it was for the good tripawd lovers everywhere.
Luke Robinson answers questions about the 2 dogs 2000 Miles walk to cure canine cancer.
Tripawd BBQ Party in Zilker Park Rescheduled for Sunday February 17
My people have been busy working with some tripawd pals of mine to put together our first book of three-legged dogs. We are proud to announce that The Tripawds Book is now available!
This full-color hardcover photo book includes the inspirational tales of more than twenty canine cancer survivors and other three-legged dogs.
The stories of these tripawd heroes and tributes to beloved companions who have passed are sure to amuse, encourage, and enlighten any animal lover. Pet guardians facing the difficult decision of amputation will find the insightful stories and included tripawd tips and resources especially helpful.
But wait, it gets better… you have your choice of two special editions!
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