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About Team Dodgerslist
Passionate Volunteers Benefit Dogs And Owners
Veterinary professionals, dog owners and Dodgerslist educate to make a difference in the effort against IVDD!
Tell every one you know about Dodgerslist. It’s a good feeling to know you may have saved a life.
Dodger
Linda Stowe’s Inspiration.
Dodger had IVDD and was euthanized because of the lack of knowledge that conservative treatment IS a viable treatment option. When I heard of this sad story, immediately Dodgerslist was born with one goal in mind— save dogs’ lives.
If I could change things…
If this List can help just one person save a Dachsie, it’s worth it. I want to thank Linda and everyone else for all the work they are doing on this project. ~ Keri Thomas, owner of Dodger, 2002
Veterinary Professionals
Owner knowledge is the key to fighting the IVDD enemy
Special thanks to all the veterinarians, specialists, physical therapists, technicians and canine trainers who advance our IVDD community’s knowledge with your articles and how-to’s plus providing answers to our questions at the Neuro Corner.
The best volunteers
Volunteers give comfort and knowledge to pet owners on the Disc Disease Care and Support Forum. Others volunteer their skills in assembling our quarterly newsletter & creating graphics. Others work with veterinary specialists to develope IVDD educational materials for the Dodgerslist website.
GOT TIME, SKILLS, PASSION TO HELP?
Join the Dodgerslist team! Would you help?
Newsletter, Support Forum, Social Media
WRITING SKILLS
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Photoshop, Desktop Publishing, WordPress
GRAPHIC DESIGN, LAYOUTS
Thank you for your interest in helping to educate via the power of images!
Dentist waiting room, grocery store line, your vet
MEET THE PUBLIC with Dodgerslist free cards & brochures
You are a self-starter, love to meet people. With your love of dogs, you will meet many small breeds prone to IVDD. Thank you for helping to educate those owners about the two treatments. “Putting to sleep” is not a treatment.
IVDD occurs most commonly in small breed dogs such as the Dachshund, Pekingese, Shih Tzu, Toy or Miniature Poodle, Cocker Spaniel, Basset Hound, Chihuahua, French Bulldog, and Beagle.
Don’t leave home without some cards! Today, order your free cards and brochures!
Disclaimer:
This information is presented for educational purposes and as a resource for the dog IVDD community. The coordinators are not veterinarians or health care professionals. Nothing herein should be interpreted as medical advice.
Dodgerslist Facebook and all should contact their pet care professionals for advice. The coordinators are not responsible for the substance and content contained herein and do not advocate any particular product, item or position contained herein.
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