What can we do to keep our pets healthy? What factors that are under our control (nutrition, supplements, exposure to chemicals, etc) have preventive impact? Where is the scientific data?
Cancer is the leading natural cause of death in adult dogs
The Canine Cancer Alliance is fighting to END dog cancer
MISSION: To end dog cancer. Seek prevention and cures for our beloved dogs.
Your support is essential for life-saving research
to help our best friends.
Affordable Therapies
Prof. Allavena's team at University of Queensland is creating effective therapies that all pet-parents can afford.
Extending Survival Times
A team led by Prof. Mamula at Yale Medical School created a new vaccine that targets tumors that over-express EGFR/HER2 antigens. This cancer vaccine may help dogs with osteosarcoma, hemangiosarcoma, mammary tumors and bladder cancer survive longer.
Fighting Metastatic Cancer
Ranger received an immunotherapy treatment after osteosarcoma had spread to his lungs. But with the help of the new experimental treatment, his metastasis disappeared. How can more dogs be saved like Ranger?
Immune-Boosting Bacterial Therapy
New studies are investigating how a safe bacterial extract may also help dogs (and people) fight cancer more effectively. Read more about the pilot study here.
Action. Together.
Dogs give us so much while asking for so little.
We are building a world free of cancer.
Find out how you can get help more dogs.
