Join us for an “Ask a Vet” chat discussion about bone cancer, three legged dogs, amputation, fitness, health and more.
Help support canine cancer awareness and tripawds.com with new three legged dog apparel, gifts, posters, ornaments and more just in time for the holidays!
When author Marilyn Walton read our post about Serpico the three legged K-9 cop, she contacted us to let her know about her new book – Badge on My Collar: A Chronicle of Courageous Canines.
Serpico endorses Marilyn’s book and is featured on the back cover, so we just had to share it with you here …
Meet three legged German Shepherd Rocco in a video interview where his people discuss canine cancer and amputation surgery recovery
If you have not yet submitted your photo and story for the 2 Dogs 2000 Miles Cancer Dog Calendar, be sure to do so soon! The deadline has been extended until November 16.
If you have not heard about the first canine cancer calendar, here’s the scoop: you’re dog can be a calendar girl! Or boy … tripawds.com is proud to support 2 Dogs in the continuing effort to raise awareness and funds for cancer research with the 2009 Canine Cancer calendar.
If you – or someone you know – has or had a cancer cancer survivor, we’d love to share his or her story in this 2009 calendar featuring beloved cancer dogs. Simply submit a high-resolution photo and a brief story to calendar@2dogs2000miles.org then wait for the voting to begin.
Tripawds reviews Three Legged Red, a red table wine made by Dunham Cellars of Walla Walla, Washington
Three legged cancer dog Jerry thanks everyone for their support one month after his death.
My Soul Is Set Free
The next day we headed north to Yellowstone. It was just like the old days, traveling and hanging my head out the truck window.
I even made it up to the Continental Divide, for about the eighth time in our journey. Only this time, walking a few yards to the sign was all I had in me.
We took lots of pictures. As we got to Yellowstone, I was feeling OK, but very subdued from the bad episode the day before.
Many in the Tripawds community were surprised when, on October 3rd, my pawrents announced that I earned my wings. The day before, by the looks of my popcorn video, it seemed that I was doing OK. And although October 2nd and October 3rd were only one day apart, within those 24 hours, things changed dramatically.
I’ve always tried to be upfront about my cancer, so in the next two blog posts, my pawrents and I feel strong enough to share the details of our last hours together. My pawrents words are in italics.
Amputation surgery complications take Rownik the three year old dock diving lab
