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The National Canine Cancer Foundation is a 501 c 3 non profit organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health issue in dogs.
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The National Canine Cancer Foundation is a 501 c3 non-profit dedicated to eliminating canine cancer as a major health issue and increasing the survival rates of dogs through Education, Outreach and Research. Together, We Are The Cure!

11/15/2025

The 14th was - Did you find anything? Did you log it in your ? If you found anything from a lump or bump, or anything concerning, give you vet a quick shout to talk about it.

Last Check Your Dog Day I found a hot spot on my pup. So, it's not always alarming things, but still things that will help your dog's health!

If you didn't have a chance to yesterday, head over to our how to page and then sit down with some treats and your pup!

https://wearethecure.org/dog-cancer-prevention/

11/14/2025

It's CHECK YOUR DOG DAY! Checking your dog once a month on the 14th is a good way to stay aware of your dog's health. They are the keeper of our hearts! We are their personal food dispensers, private chauffeurs, treat givers, ball throwers, clean up crew, snuggle buddies, master of scratches and so much more. Keeping them healthy is one of our biggest jobs so plan for regular checks, make notes of anything you find and contact your vet to stay ahead of anything abnormal. You might just get extra kisses from your best buddy!

🐾 https://wearethecure.org/dog-cancer-prevention/ 🐾

11/13/2025

Dr. Kendra Pope is presenting a FREE 2-Day seminar/workshop on Pet Cancer Prevention! We all know that but is on the top of everyones list of things to achieve!

Dr. Pope is one of only four integrative oncologists in the U.S., along with hand-selected guest speakers who are leading experts in the field of pet wellness. 🌿
In this 2-day workshop she will show you how you can take steps now to help prevent cancer in our pets. 💪🐾
This FREE 2-day online Pet Cancer Prevention Summit is designed to empower pet parents with actionable steps you can start today — steps that can help you and your pets for a lifetime. 🐶🐱

📅 November 22–23
🕤 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM EST
💻 Day 1: Eye-opening lectures from top experts
💬 Day 2: Interactive workshops + live Q&As
This isn’t just for pets who are sick — it’s for the healthy ones you love most. ❤️ The best time to act is before a diagnosis.
✨ Don’t wait — let’s take action together to keep your pets thriving.
👉 Register FREE now — by using the link below
https://www.prismpetsacademy.com/summit-registration

11/12/2025

Lymphoma is one of the most common cancers in dogs, often affecting lymph nodes, the spleen, liver, or bone marrow. The good news? It’s also one of the most treatable forms of canine cancer. 🐾💗

Watch for signs like swollen lymph nodes (under the jaw, behind the knees, or in front of the shoulders), fatigue, decreased appetite, or sudden weight loss.

With early detection, many dogs respond very well to treatment—giving them more time, more energy, and more tail wags. Regular vet visits and monthly checks help catch changes early!

https://wearethecure.org/learn-more-about-canine-cancer/canine-cancer-library/lymphoma/

11/08/2025

Meet Phoebe! This tough girl is our 2025 Pink Paw Dogs Calendar Feature Dog for November. Not only is she a fighter & survivor, she's a service dog! The perfect girl to help us spread the word about Canine Cancer during Pet Cancer Awareness Month. 🩷🐾🩷

"Phoebe, 11 years young! Phoebe continues to be brave and resilient after fighting her battle with cancer x2! She is able to still fulfill her service dog duties for her BFF after all she has gone through. We find the background of this picture very fitting for Phoebe! Semper Fi" ~ Michelle F.

11/07/2025

This golden boy, Armani had Oral Melanoma. He was winning the battle against it and then one day he wouldn't come out of his bed. We found out he also had heart Hemangiosarcoma. It was that nasty cancer that took him from us. He was such a sweet, laid back boy.

11/06/2025

Here is a fabulous opportunity to join Dr. Kendra Pope, one of only four integrative oncologists in the U.S., along with hand-selected guest speakers who are leading experts in the field of pet wellness. 🌿
In this 2-day workshop she will show you how you can take steps now to help prevent cancer in our pets. 💪🐾
This FREE 2-day online Pet Cancer Prevention Summit is designed to empower pet parents with actionable steps you can start today — steps that can help you and your pets for a lifetime. 🐶🐱

📅 November 22–23
🕤 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM EST
💻 Day 1: Eye-opening lectures from top experts
💬 Day 2: Interactive workshops + live Q&As
This isn’t just for pets who are sick — it’s for the healthy ones you love most. ❤️ The best time to act is before a diagnosis.
✨ Don’t wait — let’s take action together to keep your pets thriving.
👉 Register FREE now — by using the link below
https://www.prismpetsacademy.com/summit-registration

NationalCanineCancerFoundation

11/06/2025

Our 2026 Pink Paw Dogs Calendar's are at the printer! We can't wait to see what they will look like when they arrive. This project is always a fun one. We get to share great stories, photos of beautiful dogs and bring more AWARENESS to the fight against CANINE CANCER! Calendars will be available to the general public soon. We expect the first round of calendars to start shipping in 2-3 weeks. Thank you for being a part of the CURE! www.wearethecure.org

11/05/2025

Melanoma is one of the most common cancers in dogs—often appearing in the mouth, skin, or toes. Watch for warning signs like dark or raised skin growths, bleeding or swelling in the mouth, or loose teeth. 🐾

Breeds such as Cocker Spaniels, Scottish Terriers, Poodles, Golden Retrievers, and Dachshunds may be more prone, so regular vet visits and monthly checks are key to catching changes early.

The good news? With early detection and advanced treatments like surgery, radiation, and immunotherapy, many dogs can live longer, happier lives. 💗

https://wearethecure.org/learn-more-about-canine-cancer/canine-cancer-library/melanoma-melanocytic-tumors/

11/05/2025

In a follow up to yesterday's post about the most common cancers, we have a simple blog post for you- Understanding Cancer in Dogs, What Every Pet Owner Should Know.

https://wearethecure.org/understanding-cancer-in-dogs-what-every-pet-owner-should-know/

11/03/2025

November is Canine Cancer Awareness Month!

Early detection is key, that's why you need to mark you calendar on the 14th of each month to for Lumps and Bumps. Stay tuned here for more on how to do that in the days leading up to the 14th.

Now, learn a little more about the 5 most common cancers and the breeds that are more prone to getting them :

https://wearethecure.org/dog-breeds-prone-to-cancer/

10/14/2025

Today is the day! Take a few minutes to love on your pup and check them from nose to tail! Look for lumps and bumps and anything unusual. If you want to know all the points to check, head over to : https://wearethecure.org/dog-cancer-prevention/ for more information!

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Phoenix, AZ
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https://wearethecure.org/

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