From the desk of Ted Schneck
Wednesday, 6:32 pm
 
Dear Friend,

Trom as early as I can remember, Marty was always "the Wonderdog" to me.  I remember picking him up as a tiny 3 month old puppy back in 1999.  Discovering him at the rescue shelter together in a cage with three of his sisters from the litter - all three girls beating the daylights out of him. How he instantly climbed up on my lap and started licking my face, nonstop - the licks that would continue (virtually nonstop) for the next 8 years.

Marty was a wonderful soul. Easily one of the most playful, loving and beautiful dogs I've ever seen. Nearly everybody who met him (after they'd had their face thoroughly licked by him) commented that he seemed like an ancient soul, put on this planet to be a teacher and a healer.

And when we first noticed the bump inside his mouth, the tumor that ultimately took his life, I knew he deserved everything I could possibly do to help him.  After all, he'd done it all, and more for me.  So now it was my turn to give back to him and see what I could do to make his life is long and happy as possible.

The vets said he had six months to live, at most - and only if we put him on massive doses of radiation to shrink the tumor.  They also said that radiation therapy would cost $6,000 and have little chance of success.  (Actually no chance of success, beyond the six month "remission" they thought they could create.)  That really wasn't an acceptable option for me.

So instead of following their traditional radiation therapy, I discovered alternative natural healing methods that kept Marty strong and alive for way longer than the vets thought possible.  And I'm proud to say that throughout the entire process he never once complained - and that he fought brave and strong, side by side with me for the next 18 months.

And I'm just as proud to say that throughout this time, he was living out his role as a teacher.

He was teaching me, so I could teach others how to care for their own dogs with cancer.  And what they can do to get more time with their pets.

Even in his Death, I'm so Proud that
Marty (the Wonderdog) gets to Live On
as a Teacher and a Healer

I love the fact that Marty (the Wonderdog), even in his death, is getting to live on as a teacher and a healer - and that his memory continues through all the dogs he's helping to follow the path that he taught me in caring for his cancer.

If you'd like to know more about the cancer fighting lessons I learned healing my dog Marty for those 16+ months (so you can get up to speed right away and not take 16 months to figure it out yourself), then I'd be happy to share my information with you.

Just fill in the form below and I'll send you the Story of Marty and what I learned about curing dog cancer - and I'll show you how to get even more information that can help your dog heal.

But whatever you do to help your dog, I encourage you to get started as soon as possible.

Time is the most precious thing we have with our pets - and, unfortunately, right now the clock is ticking and your time is running out...  Please, let's do everything we can to save your dog - but we need to start right now!

I hope this information helps you and your dog in this cancer battle - and that Marty's death will not be in vain...