To learn more about this wonderful trio, just click on the photo. It will take you to their web site and links that give a volume of information and their media coverage about this remarkable journey. If you have ever loved an animal, there is no way you will not be moved. They also have a facebook page and you can follow them on twitter as they tweet quite often!
Friday, August 7, 2009
Two dogs, 2000 miles to find a cure for K-9 cancer
This video has the power to move the soul of anyone who has ever cupped a furry head in their hands, looked into loving eyes and had to say good-bye - not because a life was lived long and well - but because of a menacing disease - the word we all hate cancer. After you've watched the trailer, please visit the web site, too. This walk began last year and continues on. This man and his two dogs have made many stops along their way to educate others about their venture and to emphasize the need for cancer research to find a cure - a cure for our beloved dogs who give us unconditional love until they breathe their last breath. If anyone should try to tell you that human beings need more help, remember, most cures for humans began with our best friends on four feet.
To learn more about this wonderful trio, just click on the photo. It will take you to their web site and links that give a volume of information and their media coverage about this remarkable journey. If you have ever loved an animal, there is no way you will not be moved. They also have a facebook page and you can follow them on twitter as they tweet quite often!
To learn more about this wonderful trio, just click on the photo. It will take you to their web site and links that give a volume of information and their media coverage about this remarkable journey. If you have ever loved an animal, there is no way you will not be moved. They also have a facebook page and you can follow them on twitter as they tweet quite often!
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WOW! isn't that something! thank you for posting!
What an inspiring way to bring attention to that dreaded word "cancer"!
What an inspiring trio!!! We sure have felt the impact of cancer in our lives, both human and canine, so our tails are wagging in full support of their mission. Thanks for sharing this story.
Tail wags, the OP Pack
Thank you for telling us about this. We have added him to the blogs we follow and will add him to our prayers also. Our family lost a beloved pet to cancer. It's a terrible thing for anyone to go through.
Such a great post, thank you so much for sharing!
Smileys!
Dory
WOW!
Mom's leaking so I'll finish the post...
Now THAT is an INKHREDIBLE JOURNEY!
Tank woo fur sharing this!
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
PeeEssWoo: Now I'm off to share this!
Great post! Thanks for sharing with us!
xoxo
Thor
I love it!
Love,
Teddy Bear
Thank you for posting and taking such an interest in this cause. Team 3 Dawg Flite has also taken on this battle. Our dock diving club's next event is going to be a fund raiser for Chase Away Canine Cancer. And at the year-end nationals for DockDogs, Sally will be competing in a jump-a-thon to raise money for Chase Away Canine Cancer. Please check out her link for this cause:
http://www.ddjumpathon.com/pledge.asp?id=1900013
Keep up the good work so one day we won't have to worry about this dread disease taking our friends from us.
what an inspiring trio! Cancer is a horrible illness, and everything that can be done to reduce it is a wonderful cause!
Hi, Thanks for leaving the comment I lost the love of my life dog Jake Sept 25th 2008 to Hemangiosarcoma. HE was just past his 13th birthday - I miss him every day and agreeing to euthanse him and saying goodbye that day was absolutely the hardest thing that I have ever done.
We'll be back xo Susan & Winnie Dixon
Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you for sharing this story, we will visit their blog too!
Thank you for sharing this. I've bookmarked it, and Sam and I will visit the site often!
Sam
http://howsamseesit.blogspot.com/
You always have special things posted on your blog. Between this post, and Josh playing, I'm going to need a tissue! :)
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