Bubba’s first 25 days as a Tripawds… Nothing can keep this boy down… Not even cancer…
six days post surgery
Bubs excited about going for his first walk after surgery.
Time to rest after that walk.
Packer fan….
14 days post surgery
Sutures removed 15 days post surgery
Stitches removed....
January 13th, 2018 at 4:11 pm
THAT JS WHAT BLISS LOOKS LIKE!!! 🙂
THAT IS WHAT BEING MORE DOG LOOKS LIKE!!! 🙂
THAT IS WHAT LIVING IN THE. NOW LOOKS LIKE!!! 🙂
THAT’S WHAT EING LOVED LOOKS LIKE!!! 🙂
THAT’S WHAT VICTORY LOOKS LIKE!!! 🙂
AND THAT VIDO IS EXACTLY WHY WE SO WHAT WE DO!!! 🙂
Youvew put together a delightful way to celebrate Bubba being Bubba! He’s soooo happy!! 🙂 🙂 He flows from one moment of joy to the next!
And he certainly loves his snow time 🙂 He has me grinning from ear to ear over here!! Seeing a dog rolling around in the now, or in his bed, or over his toy makes lights up our world!!! 🙂
Thank you soooo much for shari this with us! Bubbs is truly a ROCK STAR!!! ,This boy is such a huge inspiration for anyone starting this journey! Actually, an inspiration for anyone period!! 🙂 Bubba is definitely living a life that makes a difference!
Hugs and a few extra tummy scratches for Bubba!
Sally and Alumni Happy Hannah and Merry Myrtle and Frankie too!
January 13th, 2018 at 5:25 pm
Thank you so much Sally!!! We’ve all learned so much so far and know there is much more to come. It is important for me to continue to document his journey for all of us to reflect back on when the time comes, more so for our son. This had been hard on him, as we all understand. He and Bubba have such a bond that can’t be broken. Bubba lives to work and take care of him. He certainly has adapted to his new life just being a goofy playful puppers. He is loved by all who has the honors of meeting him.
It’s people like you and this amazing website that support and encourage us while we journey through Bubba’s life as a tripawds. Thank you for always being so amazingly upbeat and positively encouraging. I just love your energy you bring to every new and, dare I say it, old members experiences. Hugs from Bubba
January 13th, 2018 at 6:41 pm
Isn’t his smile the BEST THING ever! My Gerry responded so hapiply to his amputation and medicines, because I think he Finally wasn’t in as much pain as he had been hiding from me beforehand. Chemo actually made him act peppier than usual, and I took everything in stride; this is my advice to you. Enjoy each and all moments when you can TELL that Bubba isn’t in pain, and is in love with all of YOU! I love his sports jersey!
January 13th, 2018 at 7:05 pm
Yes, his smile is the absolute best. One day at a time and yes, we are all embracing each day and enjoy every minute of each day. We’ve opted not do chemo or radiation . With considerable discussions with our vet and care team, we all agreed that we would not to go that route.
We were told to bring him home and just make every day a happy day for him. That’s exactly what we are doing. He is no longer in pain and is thriving for now. Happy dog-Happy life….