Lesley's Place

Lesley's Place

Providing medical care for homeless dogs with mammary tumors

Photos from Lesley's Place's post 02/20/2024

This is Sallie Sue. She had surgery two years ago to remove several malignant mammary tumors. At her two year follow up she is still cancer free and living a good life with a wonderful family.

12/22/2023

Say hello to Terrain, she had her surgery two weeks ago, spay and removal of several large mammary tumors. Fortunately she is making a very good recovery and is ready to find a forever home.

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10/25/2023

Say hello to Thalia. Thalia is the most recent dog to be cared for and treated by Lesley's Place. Thalia was rescued from a breeding colony, she had two very large mammary tumors which were removed during two separate surgeries along with being spayed. She is a very gentle and loving dog who hope to now be able to find a forever home.

07/31/2023

This is Cora. Cora came to Lesley's Place from Long Dog Rescue. She had a couple very large mammary tumors, plus a several smaller ones. In June she had the larger tumors removed along with being spayed. She recovered very well and is doing great. She still has a couple smaller tumors that need to be removed.

Photos from Lesley's Place's post 06/04/2023

Featured case. May 3rd was a day to celebrate. It was Lulabelle’s 1 year anniversary after surgery for her mammary tumor. Her restaging diagnostics found her to be in remission, NED (no evidence of disease). For dogs with mammary tumor the one-year mark is a milestone, and Lulabelle has made it, much to the joy and relief of everyone who knows her and loves her. And Lulabelle has a family who loves her very much. Things have changed so much for her over the past year since she was homeless and hopeless with a large mammary tumor and in desperate need of care. But with the help of a local rescue devoted to helping dogs like Lulabelle she found her way to Lesley’s Place and a new family. Life is good for Lulabelle, and we are grateful we were able to help her and be part of her care.

04/28/2022

Our most recent patient, Leila. Leila is living with a foster family, she had a large mammary tumor. Her surgery was yesterday and she was a real trooper for the procedure. Going home today and doing well.

03/17/2022

Lesley's Place is a non profit organization dedicated to medical treatment of homeless dogs who have mammary tumors

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Veterinary Oncology Services And Research Center
West Chester, PA
19382