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Was watching this special, "Beyond Cancer" on CBS News Sunday Morning and they covered Comparative oncology. I knew exactly where they were going with this as Osteosarcoma is one of the leading cancers studied with comparative oncology. Two beautiful great danes being treated at Tufts for Osteosarcoma were suddenly hopping across the screen! Love that it was positive about life on 3 paws and how research done on dogs with Osteosarcoma will help save the lives of children in the future.
Oh man we'd love to see this but every time we try to play the full episode it just keeps looping through commercials. Anyone else having this issue?
Hey Sally, we need your help! Can you figure this out for us?
Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
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http://www.cbsn.....ne-cancer/
Try the link? Murphy and Zoe are the on camera stars!!!!! Also, if you just Google Tufts Vet School, OSA, dogs, and CBS Sunday Morning, there is a lot of press coverage from other sources. I would try to include the links here but am on a tablet and it just doesn't work as well. Going back to viewing and reading now!
WOW that was a great video 🎥
Well done Zoe and Murphy the Tripawds stars 🌟🌟
And well done to all of our own babies who are going through the osteosarcoma journey and help finding a cure for both dawgs and humans 💕💕
Eurydice 77kg/170lb Great Dane limping end of April 2016, amputation (right front leg/osteosarcoma) 4 May 2016 6 courses of carboplatin followed by metronomic therapy, lung mets found 30 Nov 2016. 3 courses of doxorubicin, PET scan 26 Jan 2017 showed more mets so stopped chemo. Holistic route April 2017. Lung X-ray 5 May 2017 showed several tennis ball size mets, started cortisone and diuretics. Miss Cow earned her XXL silver wings 12 June 2017, 13 months and 1 week after amputation and 6 1/2 months after lung mets, she was the goofiest dawg ever and is now happily flying from cloud to cloud woof woofing away :-)
That was great! Good job Zoey & Murphy! 
Donna
Donna, Glenn & Murphy
Murphy had his right front leg amputated due to histiocytic sarcoma at 7 years old. He survived 4 years, 2 months & 1 week, only to be taken by hemangiosarcoma at 11 1/2 years 6/12/17
Read about Murphy's Life on Three Legs
jerry said
Hey Sally, we need your help! Can you figure this out for us?
HA!HA!HA!!!! 
I wish I could help, but this is ONLY viewable to techies (REAL techies) who own cutting edge tavlets!! 
But it was great! Sorry you missed it!
Happy Hannah had a glorious additional bonus time of over one yr & two months after amp for osteo! She made me laugh everyday! Joined April's Angels after send off meal of steak, ice cream, M&Ms & deer poop!
charliebear said
http://www.cbsn.....ne-cancer/Try the link? Murphy and Zoe are the on camera stars!!!!! Also, if you just Google Tufts Vet School, OSA, dogs, and CBS Sunday Morning, there is a lot of press coverage from other sources. I would try to include the links here but am on a tablet and it just doesn't work as well. Going back to viewing and reading now!
Thank you! I had just been given the link on FB and came over to share it but see I was beaten to it. Thanks again.
That works, thanks! Pawesome... already shared on the Tripawds Facebook Page . 🙂
Tripawds Founders Jim and Rene
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