Bubba's journey

Happy 17 days post surgery…

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3 Responses to “Happy 17 days post surgery…”

benny55 Says:
January 5th, 2018 at 2:00 am
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BUBBA!!! SEEING YOU SOOOO HAPPY MAKES US ALLMp OVRR THE MOON HAPPY!!! ,This is why we do whst we do!! You are showing anyone facing this journey how much joy a dog can have when there is no.pain…..even with one less leg!!

The video.of you rolling in the snow….with dance moves in sync with the music…BRILLIANTLY CHOREOGRAPHED! 🙂 We hoomans need to remember to enjoy the bliss of snow as much as dogs do!

And you were laser focused kn getting thst bone! BAM!! It’s yours!

And then there ha’ go…showing us that cute smoochable tummy of yours!!! SMOOOOOCHING THROUGH THE SCREEN!!! 🙂 🙂

Thanks Bubba! This video made my day!! 🙂

Hugs!

Sally and Alumni Happy Hannah and Merry Myrtle and Frankie too!
jerry Says:
January 5th, 2018 at 11:37 pm
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You snow dawg you! I loved watching you have so much fun in the white stuff. It’s a German Shepherd’s best friend isn’t it?

Bubba rules the snowmageddon!
babs2018 Says:
January 8th, 2018 at 10:22 pm
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You are so right. He loves rolling in the snow and just prefers the cold. He is a goofy boy,

you are so loved

Bubba is our amazingly courageous pawgrandboy. He is our son's service dog and he has spent the seven years of his life taking care of our son. A Marine Veteran who suffered seizures early in his career in the Marines. It is with great relief that his seizures have since resolved. Fast forward, Bubba spends a great deal of his time with my husband and I. He has brought so much joy to us since loosing our beloved Yorkie to cancer last year. I was so heart broken when he was diagnosed with Oseosarcoma Dec. 15th. When the vet told us of the pain he was in and that amputation would free him from this pain we made the decision to focus on quality vs quantity of life. He underwent amputation of his left from leg December 19th. He is eight days post surgery and doing well. Uncertain of how long we have to spend with him, we are committed to make his days on this earth the happiest ever.