Blossom

BLOSSOM is a tripod (front leg amputee) and has served in our Beautiful Dogs program for several years. Now, she is ready to find a special family to give her a safe home.<br/><br/>https://tapsusa.org/beautiful-dogs/<br/><br/>Blossom is a sweet, intelligent, affectionate girl who had a rough beginning in her life. She was found along a country road dragging a mangled front leg which ultimately had to be amputated. We rescued her from the shelter and began working with her to figure out how to balance and live on 3 legs. Her rehab included work at UT veterinary center where she was fitted with her own wheel cart. <br/><br/>Even with her disability, she exudes love and enjoys sitting with her human buddies here and just hanging out. Her favorite past-time is to lie and roll around in the grass and be brushed. <br/><br/>She can run short distances and enjoys playing with other dogs. <br/><br/>Here are some details about adopting her: The first step to adopting Blossom is to complete an application. The application process for Blossom is located at the provided https://tapsusa.org/why-adopt/application/. <br/><br/>Once you have completed the application and determined to be a fit for Blossom, we will invite you to meet her. Then, a volunteer will follow up to schedule a home visit (which is why we ask that you live within 25 miles of 37737). Please understand that we are unable to respond to applications from outside the area.

BLOSSOM is a tripod (front leg amputee) and has served in our Beautiful Dogs program for several years. Now, she is ready to find a special family to give her a safe home.

https://tapsusa.org/beautiful-dogs/

Blossom is a sweet, intelligent, affectionate girl who had a rough beginning in her life. She was found along a country road dragging a mangled front leg which ultimately had to be amputated. We rescued her from the shelter and began working with her to figure out how to balance and live on 3 legs. Her rehab included work at UT veterinary center where she was fitted with her own wheel cart.

Even with her disability, she exudes love and enjoys sitting with her human buddies here and just hanging out. Her favorite past-time is to lie and roll around in the grass and be brushed.

She can run short distances and enjoys playing with other dogs.

Here are some details about adopting her: The first step to adopting Blossom is to complete an application. The application proces

BLOSSOM is a tripod (front leg amputee) and has served in our Beautiful Dogs program for several years. Now, she is ready to find a special family to give her a safe home.

https://tapsusa.org/beautiful-dogs/

Blossom is a sweet, intelligent, affectionate girl who had a rough beginning in her life. She was found along a country road dragging a mangled front leg which ultimately had to be amputated. We rescued her from the shelter and began working with her to figure out how to balance and live on 3 legs. Her rehab included work at UT veterinary center where she was fitted with her own wheel cart.

Even with her disability, she exudes love and enjoys sitting with her human buddies here and just hanging out. Her favorite past-time is to lie and roll around in the grass and be brushed.

She can run short distances and enjoys playing with other dogs.

Here are some details about adopting her: The first step to adopting Blossom is to complete an application. The application process for Blossom is located at the provided https://tapsusa.org/why-adopt/application/.

Once you have completed the application and determined to be a fit for Blossom, we will invite you to meet her. Then, a volunteer will follow up to schedule a home visit (which is why we ask that you live within 25 miles of 37737). Please understand that we are unable to respond to applications from out