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Love Baxter
Moose Montgomery Memorial
Moose's Story:
In 2020, on March 29, my birthday, the worst birthday, I was the CEO of PAWS Humane Society in Columbus, Georgia. COVID had emptied rooms and filled hears with Fear. I couldn't get home to my family or friends. I was working every day, holding it all together the best I could.
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That Saturday, like so many others, I walked to the back of the shelter to make my rounds. In the small-dog area, I saw him: skinny, cattywampus legs, eyes too big for his tired face. He looked up, and our eyes locked. It was like the room went quiet.
Pets+ Magazine
Moose’s March Launches ‘Moose Approved’ Badge Program to Promote Cancer-Safe and Comforting Pet Products
CAPE CORAL, FL — Moose’s March, a national nonprofit dedicated to the early detection of pet cancer, announces the launch of its new Moose Approved Badge Program—a powerful initiative designed to spotlight pet products that prioritize wellness, safety, and comfort for dogs facing or recovering from cancer.
PetMD by Chewy
Cancer Screenings for Dogs: Understanding Why Early Cancer Detection Matters
Cancer is one of the most common causes of death in dogs, with nearly 50% of dogs over the age of 10 developing some form of the disease.
While a diagnosis can be frightening, advancements in veterinary medicine are creating new paths to early detection, offering hope for more effective treatments and better outcomes.
One such advancement is the availability of non-invasive cancer screening tests for dogs that can help detect the risk of cancer before clinical signs become obvious to pet parents...
Rescue Dog
Moose’s March: A Beacon of Hope in the Fight Against Pet Cancer
Moose’s Story: A Journey of Resilience and Love
Moose’s story (like so many rescue dogs) is one of resilience. Rescued from dire conditions – chained outside without food or water, battling heartworm, visibly malnourished, and with some serious leg issues – his life took a turn the moment Tricia laid eyes on him. It was love at first sight.
The Medium
Pets and Mental Wellness: Tricia Montgomery Of Moose’s March On How to Maximize the Mental Health Benefits of Having a Pet
Pets have always been more than just companions; they play a pivotal role in enhancing our mental well-being. From the unconditional love of a dog to the calming presence of a cat, pets have a unique way of alleviating stress, anxiety, and loneliness...
Pet Product News
Moose’s March Offers Free Webinar on Early Pet Cancer Detection
Moose’s March, a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness about pet cancer, is hosting a webinar on that aims to educate pet owners on early pet cancer detection. Let’s Talk About Pet Cancer, sponsored by Volition Veterinary, will be conducted via Zoom on Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. EST.
Animal Care Trust USA
Tricia’s journey began with a visit to her veterinarian, Dr. Glenn Mayer, with her dog Louie. Dr. Mayer’s observation about Louie’s health had a profound impact. Not only did he tell Tricia that Louie was gaining weight, but he also commented on Tricia’s weight. This was a turning point that led to personal transformation, both for her and Louie.
Katzenworld
Take Charge of Your Pet’s Health
Take Charge of Your Pet’s Health : Join Moose’s March Free Webinar on Early Pet Cancer Detection sponsored by Volition Veterinary
(Cape Floral, FL – October 10, 2023) – Moose’s March, a distinguished nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness about pet cancer and offering unwavering support to pets and their pet parents, and Pets Are Family, invite you to take a proactive step in your pet’s well-being. On Thursday, November 2, at 7 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, Moose’s March will host an engaging and empowering webinar called “Let’s Talk About Pet Cancer” on Early Pet Cancer Detection. This enlightening virtual event sponsored by Volition Veterinary will be conducted via Zoom.
lowcountrydog
Give thanks for your healthy pets this Thanksgiving
Moose’s March, a brand-new nonprofit committed to raising awareness about pet cancer and providing support to pets and their owners, is ready to combat one of the leading causes of pet mortality: cancer. The animal cancer advocacy group is launching its first ever fundraiser on Giving Tuesday, November 28, but it wants to remind pet owners to cherish the holiday season with their pets.
