The canine cancer research MAF is funding not only will benefit millions of dogs but also benefits humans, especially children. Dr. Stephen Withrow, Director of the Colorado State Animal Cancer Center, talks about MAF and the dog-human linkage.

Dr. Nancy Kay, author of Speaking for Spot, talks about canine cancer, the fact that pets experience far fewer side effects from cancer treatments than their humans and how veterinarians are "doubly blessed" with their patients (pets) and their clients, who she describes as the folks on the other end of the leash. Also hear participants talk about the dogs that have made a difference in their lives.

Dr. Michael Kent, professor and researcher at the University of California–Davis, explains how frequently lumps and bumps should be checked to rule out cancer. Dr. Kent, who has conducted research funded by Morris Animal Foundation (MAF), encourages pet owners to look for new lumps and bumps to catch cancer early. Tish Czachor, canine cancer events manager for MAF, thanks Sandy Vilahu for organizing the walk and presents her with a plaque.

Dr. Michael Kent, a professor and researcher at the University of California–Davis, talks with pet owners about canine cancer and his research, funded by Morris Animal Foundation, to find a cure. Watch and learn about sunscreen for pets, treatment options, annual screenings for cancer and more.