Farewell and Thank You to Dog & Cat Cancer Fund
Sadly, Dog & Cat Cancer Fund has closed its doors. DCCF has donated unused funds to the Magic Bullet Fund (MBF). Since 2007, DCCF and MBF often collaborated to jointly provide assistance for a family and their pet. MBF will use the donated funds to pay for cancer treatments for dogs, when the family is […]
Donations in memory of Colleen and Bella
Colleen’s beloved Bella passed away and broke Colleen’s heart. Three weeks ago, Colleen passed away. Her wishes were that upon her passing, friends and family should make donations to the Magic Bullet Fund rather than sending flowers. We are receiving many generous donations in loving memory of Colleen and Bella, with notification going to Colleen’s […]
“Help Your Dog Fight Cancer” book proceeds to the fund
The book titled “HELP YOUR DOG FIGHT CANCER” is helping thousands of people take care of their dogs. Helps owners navigate the complicated ins and outs of canine cancer treatment and the emotional ups and downs that go with it. Author Laurie Kaplan, founder of the Magic Bullet Fund, donates proceeds from book sales to […]
Ms. Coulter donates blog prize
Carleen Coulter was the winner of the 2017 BlogPaws Nose-to-Nose Award for Best Written Blog Post. Carleen directed her winnings to be sent to us, MBF, to help a dog fight lymphoma. What an honor, thank you Carleen! Read Carleen’s prize-winning blog, about her beautiful Ty:
Laura Pack, in honor of Roscoe
My dog Roscoe is fighting osteosarcoma. We were so grateful that we were able to afford Roscoe’s treatment, but we were always thinking of the terrible choices we would have faced if we were less fortunate. We raised some money by selling T-shirts, and decided to donate it to the Magic Bullet Fund. We want […]
Millie Emory Bequeathal
In about 2010, after a book signing at Borders in New York City, I packed up my supplies and prepared to drive back to the suburbs. Exhausted. The second printing of “Help Your Dog Fight Cancer” had been released, and I was doing my best to promote it. Before I reached the door, a woman […]