Collie Detects Toddler’s Cancer
A scary aspect of cancer is that it can be easy to brush off the early warning signs and delay seeing a doctor until it’s too late. Two parents in England are grateful to their collie, Bessie, for convincing them … Continue reading
Cancer Is Fun
That’s sarcasm, by the way. Cancer sucks, I hate cancer, cancer can go suck it. Anyway. When you have a dog, but especially when you have a dog who is a breed with a 50% occurrence of cancer in their … Continue reading
Cancer for President 2016
I took time out of my crazy busy schedule to watch the debates last nite. I wish I didn’t but I’m glad I did. It’s time to face facts folks. No politician gives a shite that you lost a loved … Continue reading
Puppy Up Foundation Funds Bone Cancer Study
Happy Independence Day all! I wish, really really wish I could be announcing our independence from cancer today but the sad sorry leadership in this country at every level doesn’t deem it necessary to make the number one killer … Continue reading
Killed By Cancer
Today is Murphy’s birthday. This photo was taken on our walk from Austin to Boston in McEwen TN. We pitched a tent the night before on the grounds of a local church and upon remarking to the pastor about … Continue reading
Cancer Can’t Keep a Good Dog Down 2016
Hard to believe it’s 8 years in the making since we started the ‘Cancer Can’t Keep a Good Dog Down’ calendar in honor and memory of our canine heroes touched by cancer. Damn I remember our first one when … Continue reading
Hudson’s Cancer Is Back
Hudson’s cancer has returned. Two-fold it seems. Last week two tumors were taken off him; on the base of his tail the other on his ear. Path lab report indicates that the former is a neurofibrosarcoma, the latter a grade … Continue reading
One Photo to Save Them All – Cancer Can’t Keep a Good Dog Down
Cancer doesn’t have a conscience. It takes precious things from you and leaves a dark aftermath. I figured that out when Malcolm exited this world. For months I stood in a deep pit of sadness with so many unanswered questions. … Continue reading
Controlling Cancer Pain in Dogs
When a dog is diagnosed with cancer, a successful outcome of treatment is dependent on the cancer being detected early enough before a tumor has spread throughout the body. Unfortunately, at a late stage the cancer can’t be controlled and … Continue reading
NATIONAL CANINE CANCER FOUNDATION PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT
Due to the success of last year’s personalized Christmas ornament, the National Canine Cancer Foundation has a new design for Christmas 2013. On one side of the ornament you can put a picture of your dog and their name. On … Continue reading