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Wed, May 26 | By Haley Finnegan | 18
Over 300 participants hit the pavement on April 25 for the second annual K9K Pet Cancer Awareness Walk in Brooklyn, New York. Sponsored by Veterinary Pet Insurance, this year's event raised more than $8,000 for the Animal Cancer Foundation (ACF).
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Ches21
2 years ago
This is awsome but I wish they could find a cure for Kennel cough and feline lukeimia. There is a cat at rescued paws no one wants to adopt him because he has some type of kitty disease he is perfectly healthy it can not be passed to other animals or people. I don't remember what it is called but when it hits him he will be gone there is no cure for it. And his name is Mcloud if any one is intrested in adopting him he is so sweet also there is Braveheart who has a neralogical disorder and can lead a normal life he just walks funny. Please look at these kitties on petfinder.
Michele Z.
2 years ago
VPI has a vested interest in finding a cure for cancer. Cancer treatment is probably one of the costliest insurance payouts! But, of course, everyone would "win" if cancer could be prevented.
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