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WeRateDogs
@weratedogs.com

This is Magnus. He just beat cancer. His family wrote the big news on their car and bought him balloons to celebrate. Magnus got so much love from strangers the whole way home. His human said, "I hope everyone has a Magnus in their lives, who shows them what determination and strength are." 14/10

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Rowan
@rowanresists.bsky.social

I'm so happy for Magnus. I wish my boy Angus had been so lucky. He passed in August of pancreatic cancer and I miss him every day. He left a huge hole in my heart...

Adam J
@adamjmcgregor.bsky.social

Beating cancer twice is unbelievable. She deserves a whole celebration, not just a cone. I lost mine to the same thing a few months back, so seeing her win like this hits me right in the heart.

marisa1889.bsky.social
@marisa1889.bsky.social

It's worse than that- it was a cone of shame... But, I hear you. A few years back I lost 3 w/i 10 mos. The Triplets were different ages, weights, and adopted from shelters in 3 different states, so it wasn't a familial thing. Mabel's first bout was 6 mos after adoption. Geez.

Adam J
@adamjmcgregor.bsky.social

Wow… losing three in ten months is just heartbreaking. I’m so sorry you went through that. And Mabel starting her battle only six months after adoption geez. I’m glad she had you by her side.

Jack-o-lantEryn
@eryn.bsky.social

It really shows how important pets are to us that we will go through that kind of heartache & sign up for it again. For me, living completely without pets in my home seems a fate worse than losing them, even when it comes too, too early. Sending love to you & your pupper.

SandyPBW
@sandypbw.bsky.social

I cannot tell you how happy this makes me. My sweet Penelope, a pit-mix didn’t survive her cancer. I am so, so happy for Magnus, his family, and their good fortune.