July 29, 2024
Hometown Hero: Toby’s Hope Featured in the Federal Way Mirror
We are honored to share that Toby’s Hope has been featured in the Federal Way Mirror! The article highlights the inspiring story behind our nonprofit and the incredible work being done to support families facing the challenges of a canine cancer diagnosis.
The piece, titled “Hometown Hero: Nonprofit Provides Support and More for Dogs with Cancer,” shares how Suman Kamath’s journey with her beloved dog Toby, who is now in remission after a courageous battle with cancer, inspired her to create Toby’s Hope.
Through this nonprofit, we aim to provide:
• Financial assistance for canine cancer diagnosis and treatment.
• Resources and guidance to help families navigate treatment options.
• Community support to ensure no one feels alone during this challenging time.
Suman’s unwavering dedication to helping others has made her a true “hometown hero,” and we’re grateful to have this opportunity to shine a light on Toby’s Hope and its mission.
Read the full article in the Federal Way Mirror to learn more about how Toby’s story inspired this nonprofit and how we’re working to make a difference for families and their beloved pets.
Recent posts
Veterinary teams aren’t the only ones shaping the client experience. Pet parents also play a powerful role. If you’d like to see how families can advocate for inclusive care, visit our companion piece: Advocating for your pet: how to ensure inclusive veterinary care.
A death doula is a non-medical professional who provides emotional and logistic support by accompanying someone through the death and dying process, either for themselves or a loved one. Doulas are typically not vets, therapists or grief counselors, but support the things that are outside the scope of those other services.
When your pet faces a serious diagnosis, like cancer, veterinary appointments can feel overwhelming. Many pet parents walk into the clinic not knowing what to expect, what questions to ask, or how to make sure [...]
