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Fundraiser this weekend to help a sick dog

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Melissa Weber

After my post last week about the first drug approved to treat cancer in dogs, I heard about a bulldog named Cash who's undergoing chemotherapy. For anyone living in the Dallas area, there's a fundraiser this Saturday at Urban Dog Coffee to raise money for her treatment. It also appears Cash has her very own blog. I don't know about you, but I'm definitely a sucker for a cute dog.

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