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Cancer is the leading cause of death for our best friends.

Our mission is to end dog cancer, as we know it,

by funding research for preventions and cures.

Webinars

Lymphoma in Dogs: Latest Insights and Treatment Advances
June 13, 2025 at 10 am PST | 1 pm EST

Lymphoma is one of the most common and most treatable types of cancer in dogs. 

Veterinary oncologist Dr. Kevin Choy will share the latest updates on diagnosing and treating lymphoma, including how new tools are helping dogs live longer, even after recurrence. 

What Your Dog’s Tumor Can Tell You:
Genomic Insights for Better Cancer Treatment

July 16, 2025 at 10 am PST | 1 pm EST
Speaker: Guannan Wang PhD, VetOmics

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Turning Heartbreak into Action

Find out about a new life-saving
cancer therapy

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Cancer Immunotherapy

A new vaccine is helping dogs  fight osteosarcoma, hemangiosarcoma, and other EGFR+ solid tumors.  A trial is open in ...

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Metastasis Disappears

After chemo stopped working, this dog became cancer-free with a new treatment.  Lung metastasis disappeared.

Susie’s Story:

Fighting Bladder Cancer with Immunotherapy

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