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Canine Cancer Alliance A 501(c)(3) nonprofit foundation with a mission to end dog cancer through research for prevention and cures. CFC # 10453

Rylee never stopped smiling, even after cancer took his eye. ❤️He was a beloved patient at BARC, and his family had just...
10/07/2026

Rylee never stopped smiling, even after cancer took his eye. ❤️

He was a beloved patient at BARC, and his family had just ordered him a Paddington Bear costume so he could bring that famous smile to his next oncology visit.

Sadly, he never made it to that appointment. 💔

But Rylee’s beautiful smile, and the joy he brought to everyone who loved him, live on. 🐾❤️

And that’s what we want to celebrate with our Love Calendar. The pets who have filled our lives with love, joy, and unforgettable memories.

📸 Share a favorite photo of your pet with us.

Whether they’re still by your side or forever in your heart, their story deserves to be remembered.

Because every pet leaves a little more love behind. ❤️🐾

https://www.ccralliance.org/love-calendar

Please join Buddy’s Walk. In person ( come say hi to Prof Mamula and his team!).  Or virtually!  We will mail virtual pa...
10/04/2026

Please join Buddy’s Walk. In person ( come say hi to Prof Mamula and his team!). Or virtually! We will mail virtual participants the shirt and bandana ❤️

Registration and donations support the canine cancer vaccine study led by Prof Mamula and the Therajan team !!

https://waglovebuddy2026.causevox.com/

09/30/2026

It's time to fill our 2027 Love Calendar with love! 🧡

We want to celebrate every dog. The ones sharing our lives today, and the ones we'll always carry in our hearts. Send us your favorite photo and tell us what makes your pet special. 📸

Submitting a photo is FREE and open to everyone

Want a guaranteed spot? Become a CCA monthly supporter! Your donation helps fund research for safer and more effective cancer treatments for dogs and guarantees your photos a place in the calendar. 🐾

📅 Submissions close October 15
👉 Submit your photos: https://www.ccralliance.org/love-calendar

This educational webinar explores how gut microbiome is linked to cancer for dogs and for people. On Thursday, October 1...
09/29/2026

This educational webinar explores how gut microbiome is linked to cancer for dogs and for people. On Thursday, October 15, researchers Dr. Natalia Shulzhenko (Oregon State University) and Dr. Chelsea Tripp (Bridge Animal Referral Center) will walk through the science connecting the gut microbiome to cancer development and treatment response and share how it may be possible to predict survival in dogs receiving immunotherapy.

They'll also introduce an ongoing clinical trial evaluating using oral f***l microbiota transplant pills to help reduce chemotherapy-related GI side effects in dogs.

Please note: This webinar is for veterinary professionals only. We’ll also be announcing a separate talk for pet parents soon!

📅 Thursday, October 15, 2026
🕠 5:30 PM social hour | 6:30–7:30 PM presentation
📍 In-person (Magruder Hall, OSU) or online via Zoom
✅ Free, RACE-approved CE credit for vets and vet techs

Link: https://vetmed.oregonstate.edu/continuing-education

Please share with any veterinary professionals who may be interested.

Join the Wag Love Life - Buddy's Walk and help support the fight for canine cancer cures. ❤️Walk with your pup, your fam...
09/28/2026

Join the Wag Love Life - Buddy's Walk and help support the fight for canine cancer cures. ❤️

Walk with your pup, your family, or your friends and be part of a community coming together for the dogs we love.

🎁 FREE event T-shirt + dog bandana for participants!
📍 Salt Meadow Park, Madison, Connecticut
📅 Sunday, October 11
⏰ 10:00 AM

Can’t make it in person? Virtual participants are welcome! Walk wherever you are, at your own pace, and still be part of the Wag Love Life community. We’ll send your T-shirt and bandana to you. (US only)

Register here: https://waglovebuddy2026.causevox.com/

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09/26/2026

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You will never P*e alone again ❤️

At the Veterinary Cancer Society conference this week in Minneapolis, around 600 researchers and clinicians are gathered...
09/25/2026

At the Veterinary Cancer Society conference this week in Minneapolis, around 600 researchers and clinicians are gathered to share the latest findings from their studies through their oral and poster presentations. Here Dr Guannan Wang explaining her findings from Vetomic’s genomic profiling test that looked at heterogeneity and progression of mutations from patient dogs. Follow for more!

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