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Moose, the rescued Pit Bull whose story inspired Moose's March pet cancer nonprofit

Partners

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Antech Smarter Diagnostics. Better Care.

Trusted partnerships that empower more effective, efficient diagnostic decision making for better animal health outcomes.

Antech™ has North America’s largest reference lab network, in-house diagnostics, imaging equipment and services, and more to support you when you need it most. Smarter Diagnostics. Better Care.™

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Black Paw Memorial Pin

Memorial Gift

The BLACK PAW MEMORIAL PIN is for anyone who has lost their beloved, faithful pet. As a way to honor their memory, and to let everyone know that they are in mourning and perhaps could use a little extra kindness in their time
of sorrow.

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Love, Baxter

End-of-life planning, grief support, memorial gifts

At Love, Baxter, we believe pets are family—even after they’re gone. Each year, 14 million pets are euthanized in the U.S., and 7 out of 10 people will face the loss of a beloved pet. But most don’t have the support or resources they need during such a painful time. That’s why we built Love, Baxter—to help people navigate pet loss with compassion, guidance, and love. From end-of-life planning to grief support and memorial gifts, we’re here to ensure no one goes through it alone. Because saying goodbye shouldn’t mean going without help.

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Companion Energy

The Energy Plan your pets would choose.

At Companion Energy, we believe in the power of community and compassion. That’s why we collaborate with dedicated organizations to support animal welfare initiatives.

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Volition Veterinary

Early Diagnosis and Nucleosome Quantification

Earlier cancer detection improves outcomes. It also improves the quality of life of the dog and its owner. The Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test is an affordable and accessible screening test to aid early detection. It is a simple, easy to use blood test for healthy, older dogs (7 years and older), as well as younger dogs (4 year and older) in breeds with an increased risk of developing cancer. The Nu.Q® Vet Cancer Test is a science-backed tool that you can easily integrate into your preventive care program. It provides you with data-driven insights for a proactive care approach, to support your clinical decision making and enable you to guide pet owners with increased confidence.

Interested in a Partnership with Moose’s March?

 

 

At Moose’s March you will have all the support you need for a successful corporate partnership. We develop and implement strategies to address your goals and objectives and implement creative ideas and programs that support your company.

 

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“We are the only NFP concentrating exclusively on the early identification of pet cancer.

We’re uniquely positioned in the market.”

 

In the landscape of non-profit organizations dedicated to addressing pet cancer, Moose’s March stands out for its unique focus on saving lives through early detection. While there are numerous entities working towards cancer treatment and support for affected pets, Moose’s March differentiates itself by concentrating exclusively on the early identification of the disease. This specialized approach positions us as a leader in this niche area, providing a distinct market advantage.

 

A Lifesaving Opportunity

 

Moose’s March is seeking partners and sponsors to assist in amplifying our mission for the early detection of pet cancer.

Our commitment to this cause also presents appealing sponsorship opportunities for partners interested in aligning with a pioneering and targeted mission, one that emphasizes preventative care and early intervention in pet cancer.

For more information:

fightpetcancer@moosesmarch.com

How our Supporters and Sponsors Help

The Nu.Q® Canine Cancer Test is meant to be used only on healthy dogs during their wellness exams. The Volition Veterinary team is working with Moose's March on offering a free test (via voucher) to pet owners who have adopted their dogs from shelters – when they bring that adopted pet to a veterinary office for their wellness exam. Hopefully, over time, this will provide some valuable data points on the predisposition of sheltered dogs to cancer.

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