Canine Lymphoma is the most common cancer that affects our four-legged furries. With over 30 types and no cure, the outcome for many pups is grim. Terry Simons created the CLEAR - Canine Lymphoma Education Awareness and Research - Foundation in 2011 after he lost his best friend Reiville to Canine Lymphoma. The foundation works tirelessly to bring about an awareness of this cancer and to promote research into causes and a possible cure. This National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day, take your pup for a check-up. Early detection is key and might save your best friend’s life. Learn the symptoms of canine lymphoma and share them with others. Share your stories and memories on social media using #CanineLymphomaDay.

National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day is recognized by dog-lovers across America on November 7th to honor Reiville and all other dogs that have lost their lives to or are battling Canine Lymphoma.

Terry Simons created National Canine Lymphoma Awareness Day in 2015 to honor dogs that have lost their lives to this dreaded disease. His aim is to increase awareness through education and research.