50% of the proceeds from the sale of this collar will be donated to Canine Cancer Awareness, Inc.

http://www.chieffurryofficer.com/collars-designerfabric-collar-for-a-cause.html

The fabric is 100% cotton featuring classic pink ribbons and little pink hearts on a black background. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this collar will be donated to Canine Cancer Awareness for veterinary care for dogs with cancer whose families are financially unable to provide treatment. Select from Black or Pink webbing.

Click on the Facebook Like button below to spread the word about Chief Furry Officer’s Collar for a Cause!

Randy Barr has generously agreed to donate personalized songs to benefit CCA! Here’s a note from Randy:

Hi guys After talking with many friends about the donation process we’ve decided to do digital recordings of your personalized song for a donation of only $10 to the http://caninecancerawareness.org/
I will be going in the studio for some recordings so if you would like your own song for your dog please drop me a line
Also please specify if it’s a boy or girl dog too
Spread the word and let’s help some friends beat Cancer!

Donate $10 to CCA by clicking on the PayPal button below. Be sure to specify the name and gender of your dog. Thank you!
And Thank you Randy!

Please visit Randy’s site too: http://www.randybarr.net

Thank you Jodi Schuman for raising money for CCA in memory of Bandit!

Canine Cancer affects one out of every three dogs. Of those, over half of them will die of cancer. Unfortunately, my sweet Bandit fought Mast Cell Tumors – a form of cancer – for 9 months, so I’m all too familiar with canine cancer. His cancer was terminal so his treatments were to attempt to extend his life, not to cure him. He lost his battle on February 28, 2009. I was fortunate enough to be able to afford his treatments, however, many, many people cannot afford the expense and their dogs do not get the chance to be saved or spend extra quality time with their families.

Please visit Jodi’s page here:

http://www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/jodischuman/jodischumansfundraisingpage

Prairie Isle Dog Trekking, LLC in North Dakota is hosting a fund raiser for Canine Cancer Awareness, Inc.

Visit the their Paws Against Canine Cancer donation page here:

http://www.firstgiving.com/fundraiser/pawsagainstcaninecancer/PACC

You can see these beautiful dogs running on YouTube here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrhiaXUCngk

For every 50 miles the PIDT sled dogs run, PIDT will donate $5 to Canine Cancer Awareness, Inc., which offers financial assistance to families treating a dog with cancer.

PIDT will be posting pictures, videos and notes about our runs, along with a mile marker showing our progress in total miles so everyone can be involved.

Here’s how YOU can help! When you donate state in the comment area how you are participating, e.g. donating virtual miles of $10

1. Make a donation directly to support the PIDT sled dog’s cause

2. Donate “virtual” miles to PIDT. Donation of $10 equals 10 miles, $25 equals 25 miles. Virtual miles will be added to the actual miles the dogs run.

3. Participate as a satellite runner. You keep track monthly of every mile you and your dog walk, run, scooter, bikejor, dog sled, skijor, etc. and donate money for those miles. You do not have to do this every month but why not! Your dog needs the exercise so why not raise money and awareness for canine cancer!

4. Satellite runners can also obtain pledges and donations from others to help support this fundraiser.

Thank you Prairie Isle Dog Trekking for inspiring us all to get out there!

In memory of my rottie Shaka
Zulu Legenli-Hood who died on Valentines Day of lung cancer. He was 10 years
old.

Thank you for donating in Shaka Zulu’s name. These funds will help pay vet bills for dogs with cancer whose families would otherwise not be able to afford treatment.

In honor of my sweet Beagle Kora, giving the last she has to fight cancer.

Thank you for also giving to this fight. Your donation will help another continue the battle in Kora’s name. Thank you so much.

[I]n honour of Gila, a great Search and Rescue dog whom I had the pleasure of knowing her entire life. She belonged to Suzanne Ramos and you may use the money in whichever capacity it is most needed.

Thank you so much for doing what you do for the animals and cancer.

— Kaki

These funds will go to pay for veterinary bills for dogs whose families are fighting this disease and need your help to keep going. Thank you so much.

Keep up the good work. FightDogCancer.com and The 42 Rules to Fight Dog Cancer are rooting for you.
Warm regards,
Aimee Quemuel