Ground-breaking study shows that dogs can smell cancer in other dogs

Ground-breaking study shows that dogs can smell cancer in other dogs The results of a study into whether cancer detection dogs can smell bladder cancer in other dogs’ urine suggests that this could be an effective new way to diagnose the disease in dogs. Three dogs...

Seven future lifesavers join the MDD family

Seven future lifesavers join the MDD family We’re delighted to announce that our amazing Narla has given birth to seven beautiful puppies, the next wave of life-saving super sniffers. Narla had three girls and four boys, all black Labradors and all are doing really...

A suppawter with a difference attends League One football match

A suppawter with a difference attends League One football match There’s a special new supporter at Northampton Town Football Club home matches this season – Medical Detection Dog, Nieve. Nieve is the first ever Medical Alert Assistance Dog to attend matches at...

From rescue pup to trainee lifesaver

From rescue pup to trainee lifesaver Our latest four-legged recruit is a rescue puppy from Battersea Dogs and Cats Home. Labrador, Chilli, has joined our charity at 8 weeks old and will soon start his life-saving career as a super sniffer. Chilli will start training...

Dogs to help early diagnosis of bowel cancer

Dogs to help early diagnosis of bowel cancer Our new project to train dogs to detect the odour of colorectal (bowel) cancer in urine samples, using the power of their noses, is underway. We’re looking into whether man’s best friend could help deliver an accurate,...

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