Fight Canine Cancer

Every day 8,000 dogs are diagnosed with cancer.
We help the families who can't afford treatment costs.

There are 65 million pet dogs in the U.S. About half of them will have some kind of cancer in their lifetimes. Families who take a beautiful dog in their homes and hearts can provide for their dogs until the moment when the doctor says "Your Dog Has Cancer."		Canine cancer treatment may cost $600 to $6,000 or more. Families that do not have discretionary funds are forced to watch their dogs, their beloved family members, be taken from them by a disease that is in many cases treatable.		Canine cancer treatment is available, nearly parallel to human cancer treatment, but the costs are high. Those who can afford to provide cancer treatment for their dogs are fortunate. Those who cannot need our help.
Magic Bullet Fund Dogs in the News
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Sampson was 8 years old when Magic Bullet Fund raised donations for his amputation. He is now 10 years old. Owner Josh Peacock says he is "Just a 130-pound lap dog. Sampson carries two balls around with him EVERYWHERE!! Thank You SOOOO VERY MUCH for helping me save my Baby Sampson!!"

SquaresGoRound, 12.5" ROUND TwinkleTwinkle, 10.5" x 10.5"

Stained Glass artist Joan Macaluso PetsinGlass offers two masterpieces
100% of proceeds comes to the Magic Bullet Fund

Your Dog Has Cancer... Now What?

How Can You Help?

Apply for financial assistance

We have raised funding for cancer treatment for 180+ dogs. We may be able to help you and your dog.

Learn about canine cancer

Knowledge is power. Learn all you can about how to help a dog fight cancer.

Too much info? Ask for help!

Schedule a consultation to discuss diagnosis, treatment options and home care to give your dog the best chance of beating cancer.

Read the book "Help Your Dog Fight Cancer" by Magic Bullet Fund founder
Laurie Kaplan Order the book Order the eBook

Donate to help a dog fight cancer

Donate to the General Fund

Spread the word! Join the fund's Facebook Page and share all "New Dog" posts.

Post your story on Laurie's blog: Write about your dog with cancer.

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