JOHNSTON, Iowa, Oct. 03, 2017 -- Rush Animal Care of Johnston, Iowa would like to let area pet owners know that they will be sponsoring the 5th Annual PuppyUp Walk this year. The Johnston Veterinarian will be a Silver Level sponsor of the animal-friendly event, which will raise funds for cancer research for both pets and people.
The PuppyUp event will take place on October 1 at Gray's Overlook Terrace at 2101 Fleur Drive in Des Moines, Iowa. It will be held from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
The PuppyUp event is a 2-mile walk and fundraiser that’s dedicated to helping to promote awareness for the devastating health condition of canine cancer. However, the money raised will be used for cancer research that benefits both people and animals.
This year, participants can make the walk even more meaningful by having a Tribute Sign placed along the walking route in honor of any loved ones that they have lost to cancer. It is a wonderful opportunity to come together with others of like mind and with a common purpose of defeating cancer in people and pets.
There are links between canine cancer and human cancer, so both pets and their human counterparts can benefit from this event and its proceeds. The PuppyUp Foundation has already donated numerous grants to cancer research centers and plans to fund more of these efforts going forward.
The staff at Rush Animal Care is looking forward to lending their time and energy to this event and showing support for this worthy cause. The proceeds are devoted to education and research related to comparative oncology. Rush Animal Care is honored to be able to contribute their participation and sponsorship to help raise awareness and funds.
Dr. Rush of Rush Animal Care says, “Cancer still affects all too many pets and humans today. The PuppyUp Foundation does excellent work in raising awareness and money for cancer research, awareness and education. We look forward to contributing to this valuable cause by participating at the Silver Level this year.”
Rush Animal Care brings comprehensive veterinary services to the Johnston, Iowa area, providing both medical and surgical services to area pets. They can provide full diagnostic exams in-house as well as vaccinations, spay and neuter, wellness care and dental services. They have an x-ray team and an in-house lab to help ensure more efficient diagnosis. Emergency care, pet boarding, and pet grooming are also available at the Johnston veterinary clinic.
Rush Animal Care is located at 5330 NW Beaver Drive in Johnston, Iowa. Those in the public with questions or who wish to book an appointment for their pet may do so by calling (515) 270-2240. Additional information about the Johnston veterinarian and their suite of services is also available at the Rush Animal Care website.


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