Raider
Raider was diagnosed with a form of lymphoma arising from within his chest in May 2024. The cancer was causing fluid to build up around his lungs and his calcium levels to become abnormally high. Chemotherapy resolved Raider’s fluid build-up and abnormal calcium levels right away allowing Raider to feel a lot better! Raider is here ringing the bell with his mom 6 months later following his last dose of chemotherapy with the amazing news that his cancer is still in complete remission! Go Raider!
Atlas was diagnosed with a less common form of lymphoma (mediastinal) that was causing fluid to accumulate around his lung, had altered calcium levels in his body and even infiltrated into his bone marrow. Atlas was started on an aggressive chemotherapy protocol and his lymphoma began to quickly respond! Several months later, Atlas was ringing the bell with his mom with no signs of the cancer! Atlas is now on a well-deserved break from therapy and enjoying life to its fullest! Congratulations to Atlas and his family!!
Meet Max! Before and after pictures would have served Max very well. When Max first presented to the TVEH Oncology Service, he was covered in red and raw skin lesions all over his body. Max was subsequently diagnosed with a form of lymphoma affecting his skin. Well look at Max now! After several months of chemotherapy, Max and his family celebrated his clinical remission by ringing the bell together. Felicidades!!
Betty’s journey has been one of perseverance and now triumph! Betty was not feeling well in the early days following her diagnosis of lymphoma. Treatment got her cancer under control and at the same time significantly improved Betty’s quality of life. That quality persisted over the next 6 months. Betty’s triumph came the day she received her last dose of chemotherapy while still in complete remission! The bell rang out for Betty and her mom that day!! Congratulations Betty!
Meet Delilah! This sweet and gentle soul was diagnosed with a cancer, histiocytic sarcoma, that necessitated amputation of her front leg and chemotherapy. Despite all of this, Delilah never lost her zest for life! Delilah’s journey was punctuated by ringing the bell with her family! Congratulations Delilah!
We are extending a huge congratulations to Dixon and his family! Diagnosed with lymphoma, Dixon has undergone several months of chemotherapy only to come out the other side in complete remission! Dixon is now receiving a well-deserved break after celebrating this momentous news with his family! So excited for Dixon!
The Toronto Veterinary Emergency Hosptial (TVEH) TVEH opened its doors Oct 5, 2009.
