Ascot Woman and Her Dog Both Survive Breast Cancer After Undergoing Mastectomies

6 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 19

Vickie Doogan, a woman from Ascot, and her dog Dolly both recovered from breast cancer after undergoing mastectomies.
Doogan, who carries the BRCA2 gene mutation, adopted Dolly for support during her own treatment; Dolly was later diagnosed and treated for the same disease.
Their shared experience highlights the emotional bond between pets and owners and offers hope to others facing cancer diagnoses.

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