Dogs don’t just share our homes, they share our biology. Dogs share up to 85% of our DNA and they experience cancer at an even greater rate than humans, making their health challenges deeply intertwined with our own. That’s the foundation of comparative oncology: the study of naturally occurring cancers in pets and people. At ACF, we’re proud to fund research in and increase public awareness of comparative oncology, but we can’t do it alone. As Pet Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, remember, You're More Dog Than You Think 🐾 Visit the link below to make a donation today. https://linktr.ee/animalcancerfoundation (fb)

Meet Boo Boo 🐾 From the streets of Mexico to golf cart rides in Southern California, Boo Boo is living her best life - even while navigating a cancer diagnosis. Thanks to a loving forever home and a focus on quality of life, she continues to thrive after being diagnosed with cutaneous hemangiosarcoma, a highly aggressive form of cancer. Boo Boo’s journey is a powerful reminder of why we’re committed to funding comparative oncology research. Check out the link below to read her full story and for ways to get involved 💚 https://linktr.ee/animalcancerfoundation (fb)