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In 1998, our Golden guy Oliver was diagnosed with lymphoma. Sadly, the cancer had been discovered at a very late stage of the disease, and he failed to respond to the chemotherapy. So, in the most unselfish of actions, Ollie was allowed to take that final journey to the furry playground of angels. That is when we began our own discovery and education process. Then, in 2005, despite our best efforts with respect to the use of organic foods and holistic medical practices, our Golden gal Darcy was diagnosed with fibrosarcoma. Clearly, the magnitude of the problem with cancer in the human population is enormous, with one in three developing cancer, and between 50 to 60% of those diagnosed dying of their disease. Similarly, roughly four million new canine cancer diagnoses are made yearly, 33% of all dogs and over 45% of dogs older than 10 then dying of the disease.

World renowned veterinarian and author, Dr. Marty Becker, writes that “Our pets lend a touch of grace to our lives. They teach us the real meaning of unconditional love and bring out the kindest and most generous impulses of humanity.” So, as we endeavor to maintain and extend that purest of relationships, we are embracing the latest in canine cancer treatment regimens. Yet, for many, the costs for such treatment are often beyond their means.

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