Hello fellow tripawds…
How interesting to find a site dedicated to us… Most sites seems to focus around those strange four legged creatures… We live with one ourselves, quite odd really, but that’s getting ahead of things, allow me to introduce myself!
I’m Cooper, a tripawd Redbone Coonhound from Georgia, now living in (cold!) Montreal, Canada… I share my treats and cushions with Cinta, a fellow tripawd Maine Coonecat and a strange four-legged Golden Retriever, Colby. She walks funny but we like her anyway… We’ve tried to teach her the hopalong without much success…
Here we are:
Hop on over to the ‘About’ page for more info on us and the amazing people who helped us find our way to our foreve home!
If you want to read my full story you can find it here:
http://www.lizardmarsh.net/2013/07/waynesboro-near-augusta-ga-burke-co.html
And Cinta’s story is here, as posted on Gerdy’s Rescue where he was adopted from:
Compassionate Placement
Well folks, I need a bit of compassion here—I recently had one of my front legs amputated because of unfixable damage, BUT I am as good as NEW!
Just WAIT until my beautiful long hair grows in again and covers the area, bet you will never notice, because I get around just GREAT in my foster home, I am truly an AMAZING boy!
At a bit over 1 1/2 years, I am a Domestic Longhair Cat, as sweet in nature as you will ever find, and I get along FINE with the cats and dogs in my foster home, I am mobile but LOVE to get a good cuddle and I purr like a kitten! Exceptionally loving, you will never regret making me your life partner!
I am neutered, vaccinated, FIV/FelV tested negative, dewormed—good to GO! Are YOU my Earth Angel?
Gerdy’s Rescues & Adoptions Update
December 15, 2011 ·
“Why are we never surprised” department: Gerdy got a call from a woman about a cat with a paralysed leg, a stray, would we help? Gerdy agreed, we had the leg amputated as was the only solution, THEN found out the cat was really that person’s cat and had been to the same vet with the leg problem in SEPTEMBER, in pain, left the vet’s without treatment then. Why not just tell the truth in the first place? Of course we now have the poor cat in rescue to be adopted. Is anyone willing to foster during the convalescence, can you help?
Gerdy’s Rescues & Adoptions What a SWEET boy this 3 legged lad is! He is up and walking about, all stitched up and taking it all in stride. The vet did a wonderful job, his long fur will grow in and cover it up in no time. his name is Peppermint Paddy, he is ready for adoption but we need a foster temporarily!! EARTH ANGEL NEEDED, folks!!
December 16, 2011 at 6:42pm
And here he is now, lounging o the bed looking highly uncooth!
