The Ozzy Foundation
Our Mission
"TRIBUTE for OZZY"
I Hope you like watching it, as much as I LOVED living it.
~ John Lytle
(A YouTube Video of Ozzy's Story. Click on picture.)
I Hope you like watching it, as much as I LOVED living it.
~ John Lytle
(A YouTube Video of Ozzy's Story. Click on picture.)
Ozzy is, was, and always will be such a huge part of my life. There are no words to describe the hole that has been left in my heart and the void in my world by his passing. He knew me. He Loved me every moment of every second, of every day of his life. He was so strong but yet so gentle. Such a beautiful soul. He knew my mannerisms, He could read my thoughts, He smiled just like me, acted crazy like me, Loved every bit of Life and Living, just like me ... Ozzy was in everyway imaginable, beyond over the top, ... Extraordinary! I Love You Ozzy.
Our mission is to support research efforts to better treat (and hopefully some day) eradicate canine (ALL) cancers as well as provide you with
knowledge/support so that you can consult with your vet to get the
best possible treatment for your dog. Also, If you need assistance feeding your dog, we want to alleviate the stress of having to choose to feed your family or feeding your pet and provide you with the most nutritious food for your pet. If you are reading this web page and you are in a financial position to donate (Money, or food), please give generously. Like most non-profits, we need your charitable contributions to be able to do what we do. I need your help in this fight. Thank you
Thousands of dogs are put to sleep by reluctant pet owners, who are faced with financial challenges that prohibit them from rendering emergency and necessary medical care for their animals. Veterinary care can be very costly often requiring hundreds, or thousands of dollars. Unexpected veterinary bills have caused many pet owners, struggling to make ends meet, to make painful decisions involving the life of their pet. Pet insurance cannot solve this problem as it is generally expensive and offers only limited coverage. We believe that animal owners should not have to say goodbye to the animals that they love because of financial constraints, so we would like to assist in paying for the cost of your pets cancer treatment. Once a Oncology Vet has certified that your pets cancer is treatable, we would like to extend out our helping hand and provide some financial assistance to you. Together, We can make a difference. Together, We can save a life.
Cancer is a serious disease both in humans and our beloved four legged friends. It is the leading cause of death in dogs over the age of 2 years, and risk increases with age. Some breeds are also more susceptible to certain cancers, so Feeding your dog a healthy diet, providing regular exercise and avoiding known carcinogens will help reduce the cancer risk. Spaying or neutering your dog may also reduce the risk for developing certain cancers.
While you’re visiting our site, please visit our gallery, "Paw Stories." There you will see those precious pets who have faced this disease. Some have wonderful tributes containing personal experiences. They, along with countless others, will never be forgotten, and are our driving force.
Thousands of dogs are put to sleep by reluctant pet owners, who are faced with financial challenges that prohibit them from rendering emergency and necessary medical care for their animals. Veterinary care can be very costly often requiring hundreds, or thousands of dollars. Unexpected veterinary bills have caused many pet owners, struggling to make ends meet, to make painful decisions involving the life of their pet. Pet insurance cannot solve this problem as it is generally expensive and offers only limited coverage. We believe that animal owners should not have to say goodbye to the animals that they love because of financial constraints, so we would like to assist in paying for the cost of your pets cancer treatment. Once a Oncology Vet has certified that your pets cancer is treatable, we would like to extend out our helping hand and provide some financial assistance to you. Together, We can make a difference. Together, We can save a life.
Cancer is a serious disease both in humans and our beloved four legged friends. It is the leading cause of death in dogs over the age of 2 years, and risk increases with age. Some breeds are also more susceptible to certain cancers, so Feeding your dog a healthy diet, providing regular exercise and avoiding known carcinogens will help reduce the cancer risk. Spaying or neutering your dog may also reduce the risk for developing certain cancers.
While you’re visiting our site, please visit our gallery, "Paw Stories." There you will see those precious pets who have faced this disease. Some have wonderful tributes containing personal experiences. They, along with countless others, will never be forgotten, and are our driving force.
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