Clinical trials are research studies that try to answer specific clinical questions about new therapies and drugs. Often clinical trials offer cutting-edge treatments at reduced cost to the animal own
Due to COVID-19, Calgary's Smiling Blue Skies Walk for Canine Cancer has had to be cancelled. Thank you to everyone for your understanding and support.
From "Scientific American" . . . "Good News for Dogs with Cancer" ~ New therapies for beloved pets are getting developed in hopes of treating humans as well. READ ARTICLE
“Reconstructing Murphy” . . . Innovative Life Saving Cancer Care at OVC OVC Pet Trust Article
Our "Kindred Spirits" HOPE, Candle for a Cause, is sold out for the season. This special candle, hand crafted with care on Vancouver Island, using only the finest eco friendly waxes and essential oils
Malak and Friends Art Auction Pictures -- TOTAL RAISED = $8032!!! (Smiling Blue Skies Toronto Community)
If you live within 150 miles of UC Davis, this may be for you!!! VACCS: Vaccination Against Canine Cancer Study . . .UC Davis Veterinary Medicine/Veterinary Centre for Clinical Trials: https://studypa
The University of Guelph’s Ontario Veterinary College said in a news release Tuesday that the research could “help point the way to alternative pet therapies.” The study will focus on the efficacy of
Tri-Mark Canine Services Second Annual "SOCIABLE" Evening with Pat Hewitt raised $5000 for The Smiling Blue Skies Fund for Innovative Cancer Research Pat Hewitt Linda and Pat Tracy Peterson Sny
“Currently no products are licensed in Canada for treating animals. Various groups, including the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association and the Canadian Association of Veterinary Cannabinoid Medici
By learning more about the potential anti-cancer properties of cannabidiol (CBD), Professor Sam Hocker, from the Department of Clinical Studies, hopes to help point the way to alternative pet therapie
Marion Chorney knew something was wrong with her 11-year-old coonhound Red when she spotted drops of his blood in the snow after he relieved himself last year. The Burlington woman took him to the vet
Art Auction and Raffle for The Smiling Blue Skies Fund for Innovative Cancer Research Hosted by "Toronto’s Smiling Blue Skies Community to End Canine Cancer" Saturday, November 16th, 2019 1:00 p.m.
Today was an incredible day at Barrie’s 1st annual Smiling Blue Skies walk/run 💙 Thank you to everyone for fundraising, spreading awareness and for showing up. We’ve raised $6500