[Reprinted from Luke’s post on the 2 Dogs 2,000 Miles Blog] Half an hour before arriving at Fossil Creek Park in Fort Collins to lead the first of the 2 Million Dog March puppy up walks, gale force winds descended down from the Rocky Mountains and at times gusted up to 50mph by my guestimate. As Hudson, Murphy & I walked up to the...

In August, 2003, five-year-old Yoshi came into Golden Rescue when his family’s house burned down and they could not take care of him. He also had a very nasty-looking, ulcerated grade 2 mast cell tumor on his flank which needed surgery and possible chemotherapy. We fostered him for Rescue A Golden of Arizona and immediately fell in love with the big blond guy. After...

Thanks to Patty Gartmann for this great blog. What can I say about the Cincinnati 2MD Puppy Up Walk??  WOW!  I was truly touched by everyone’s enthusiasm, dedication and friendliness.  Such great people and truly wonderful dogs filled the Purple People Bridge on a beautiful November day to join together and fight cancer!!  We were quite a sight walking over that big purple bridge...

Here’s a great blog on the Fort Collins puppy up! Walk from our new friends in New Mexico. I hope you’ll take a minute to surf over and read about their...

New Milford Inaugural 2 Million Dogs puppy up! Walk, November 7, 2010 by Dot Drobney Finley, my Golden Retriever, can read me like a book.  He knew, from the moment we got up this morning, that there was something good going on. He got a good brushing, I added his Puppy Up! bandanna, filled a bag with goodies and my camera, then off we...

Check out the great spot on the puppy up! Walks in Seattle and Auburn, Washington. Thanks to FOX Q 13 for carrying the...

Many of you have expressed an interest in the Puppy Up! Walks but there is no Walk in your state/city/country this year. The following cities are our first 12: Norcross, GA Fort Collins, CO Auburn, WA Seattle, WA New Milford, CT Boston, MA Pittsburgh, PA Edinboro, PA Newport, KY Richmond, VA Fairborn, OH Poughkeepsie, NY Even if you’re not near one of these locations...

from MEMPHIS, Tenn. –(Business Wire)– It began with a promise to raise awareness of canine cancer one mile, one city, and one person at time. Luke Robinson with his two dogs walked 2000 miles from Austin to Boston to fulfill the promise he made to his dog Malcolm who died from this horrible disease. The 2000 mile walk is over now but they still...

The Walk in Norcross will take place at Pickneyville Dog Park, 4758 South Old Peachtree Road, Norcross, GA 30071 at the Family Pavilion and Trail from 1 PM – 3PM. Bring yourself, your friends, and of course your dogs! For more information, please email gayledaltonsmith@gmail.com and visit their fund-raising page here. For a nice article on the walk click...