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dogjournal: LEAD SINGER OF CHEAP TRICK JOINS THE “12 MILLION DOG MARCH” AGAINST CANCER - “Zander had just written a song called Every Dog Has It’s Day, and by the end of their chat, he had decided to donate proceeds from the song…” Robin Zander, lead singer of the band Cheap Trick, will be making an appearance in Cleveland, Ohio, to help promote cancer research and treatment for dogs.  This is in conjunction with a movement called the “12 Million Dog March,” which is a nationwide movement to raise funds to help dogs with cancer.  Here’s more from cleveland.com: The lead singer of Cheap Trick is asking Northeast Ohioans to join the 12 Million Dog March against pet cancer. Robin Zander, proud owner of Buddha, a French bulldog, and Daisy, a bichon frise, will be in Cleveland Tuesday, June 19, with his band and Aerosmith. Zander’s tour bus will be decked out with the 12 Million Dog March logo and website, 12milliondogmarch.com. He’s promoting the nonprofit effort to raise money for families who need help paying for their pets’ cancer treatments. “About 12 million pets are diagnosed with cancer each year,” he said from his Florida home. I knew that cancer was common in dogs, but was surprised to hear that the number was so high. Apparently 1 in 3 dogs suffer from some form of cancer. You can participate in the 12 Million Dog March by going to various events in person, or you can sign up for online events and contribute towards the cause. Click here for the full story, and here to learn more about the 12 Million Dog March.   
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LEAD SINGER OF CHEAP TRICK JOINS THE “12 MILLION DOG MARCH” AGAINST CANCER - “Zander had just written a song called Every Dog Has It’s Day, and by the end of their chat, he had decided to donate proceeds from the song…”

Robin Zander, lead singer of the band Cheap Trick, will be making an appearance in Cleveland, Ohio, to help promote cancer research and treatment for dogs.  This is in conjunction with a movement called the “12 Million Dog March,” which is a nationwide movement to raise funds to help dogs with cancer.  Here’s more from cleveland.com:

The lead singer of Cheap Trick is asking Northeast Ohioans to join the 12 Million Dog March against pet cancer.

Robin Zander, proud owner of Buddha, a French bulldog, and Daisy, a bichon frise, will be in Cleveland Tuesday, June 19, with his band and Aerosmith.

Zander’s tour bus will be decked out with the 12 Million Dog March logo and website, 12milliondogmarch.com.

He’s promoting the nonprofit effort to raise money for families who need help paying for their pets’ cancer treatments.

“About 12 million pets are diagnosed with cancer each year,” he said from his Florida home.

I knew that cancer was common in dogs, but was surprised to hear that the number was so high. Apparently 1 in 3 dogs suffer from some form of cancer. You can participate in the 12 Million Dog March by going to various events in person, or you can sign up for online events and contribute towards the cause. Click here for the full story, and here to learn more about the 12 Million Dog March.   

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    This is a good thing, I wish I could go
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