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Yay! Good for Scooby (and you, Bob) for continuing to help fight this awful disease! So glad Scooby continues to do well!
I have volunteered Scooby for a study on cancer in Golden Retrievers, being conducted by a canine oncologist at Colorado State. You don't have to live in Colorado to participate, all you have to do is have your vet take three extra blood samples at your next check up and have them sent to CSU. The study is open to Goldens 10 years of age or older. I know sometimes we all feel powerless in the face of cancer, but here is something we can do to fight back. Spread the word to Golden owners and let's help them get the 3000 Goldens they need.Colorado State Cancer in Goldens Study
Like Ellen, my heart skips a beat whenever I see that someone has posted here. SO GLAD it;s good news! Scooby, you are one amazing pup-a-lup..an inspiration for all of us that have lost precious pups to this horrid disease. You are living, breathing proof that there is a chance. Cancer is NOT always the victor in this battle. Though you may be showing signs of aging (aren't we all) you look the picture of health and a gorgeous boy to boot! Keep it up Bob & Scooby! Doggie smooches to you!
My heart always sinks when I get a notification of a new comment here. SO happy to see good news! Scooby, you are our inspiration and hope. Good Dog, you keep on kicking butt! <3
HELLOooooooo Scooby! :-)
So GREAT to see Scooby thriving and still kicking cancer's ass! Five years is HUGE success--and I know he's going to keep amazing us all! So happy for you and Scooby. ♥
He's a little older now and age is starting to creep in. Hi muzzle is a little lighter and there's a white spot under his eye. But he's still Scooby and this fall he celebrates 5 years of victory over advance canione lymphoma. Earlier this year we met another Golden owner in Dallas who had a success story similar to ours. His Golden also had canine lymphoma and responded positively to treatment. Take heart my friends. We are making progress over this terrible disease.
Chuck, I am so saddened to read this! I cry when someone new joins out little group and I cry when I read these post of a pup crossing the bridge. I, too, was rooting for Rusty to beat the odds. I am so glad you had 3 years with him after his diagnosis. That in itself was a blessing. I imagine there was quite a welcoming committee for him at Rainbow Bridge! Mouta, Bailey, Sadie, Phoebe, Jack and all the rest will welcome him with open paws. Fly with the angels, Rusty! Rest in peace knowing you fought a courageous battle! I pray that one day someone will find a cure. I pray God brings you peace and comfort in your grief
Oh Chuck, I am SO sorry to hear this. I can only reiterate what the others have said. We all had hoped that he'd be the success story and in many ways he was! He lived so courageously for so long! He was so lucky to have you and you him. I too will say a word to Sadie asking her to help welcome him. My heart is crying with you tonight.
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