Cure Canine Cancer Campaign

One in four dogs will die of cancer – it is the No. 1 cause of death in dogs over the age of 2. Together, we can cure this disease. Not long ago, a diagnosis of cancer meant a dog’s life would likely be short and painful. Not anymore.

Thanks to cancer research, including studies funded by Morris Animal Foundation, many dogs today are beating this disease. Still, more research is needed to ensure that all dogs are cancer free.

The Canine Cancer Campaign is an unprecedented global effort to prevent, treat and, ultimately, cure cancer in dogs. We’re giving scientists genetic tools to study cancer, helping them test new treatments and supporting their efforts to determine ways to prevent cancer from developing.

Never has there been more hope or promise for dogs and those who love them. Visit CureCanineCancer.org today to support canine cancer research, learn more about this disease and share your dog’s story.

Help Us Cure Canine Cancer

Cancer Warning Signs If you suspect your dog is ill, contact your veterinarian.

• Abnormal swelling/lumps
• Sudden collapse
• Weightloss
• Appetite loss/difficulty eating
• Sores that don’t heal
• Loss of energy/stamina
• Bleeding or discharge
• Persistent cough
• Foul odor
• Persistent lameness, stiffness or limping
• Difficulty breathing,urinating or defecating

High-Risk Breeds
All dogs face a high cancer risk, but the risk increases for some of the most popular breeds, including:

• Golden retriever
• Labrador retriever
• Boxer
• Cocker spaniel
• Scottish terrier
• Pug
• Shar-pei
• Chow chow
• Collie
• Bernese mountain dog
• Rottweiler

Help Your Best Friend
Donate today to help find a cure tomorrow. With your help, we can beat canine cancer.
www.CureCanineCancer.org