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Puppy Up Foundation
The (Up Foundation ), companions against cancer (also known as 2 Million Dogs)() studies the links between human and canine cancers using comparative oncology research. The foundation seeks to raise awareness about canine cancer as well as educate, empower, mobilize and promote investment in comparative oncology research.()
== History ==
In January 2008, Luke Robinson, who is from Texas(), and his two dogs made a cross-country journey in honor of his Great Pyrenees, Malcolm, who died of bone cancer in 2004 (). He walked his two other dogs, Hudson and Murphy, from Austin, Texas to Boston, Massachusetts (), town to town, to educate others on canine cancer (). They started a nationwide grassroots movement. "Mr. Robinson had a vision: 2,000,000 dogs walking simultaneously all across the United States for cancer. If two dogs could walk over 2,000 miles, surely it was possible!"() A month after arriving in Boston, his dog Murphy was diagnosed with nasal cancer and passed away a year and three days later, which only strengthened his resolve.()
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