Danny's Run for Dax: Fighting Canine Cancer

0:00A Tampa dude named Danny Sevet is turning heartbreak into hustle, running 32 miles to honor his Golden Retriever Dax, who lost a tough battle to canine cancer. He's rallying runners for the distance for Dax event, raising cash and awareness for research to fight this aggressive disease. Dax picked Danny right from the kennel, straight up choosing his human with that instant vibe. But in January, after a long walk, lethargy hid hard vet found High Mangio Sarcoma, a fast-bredding killer already causing internal bleeding. Surgery couldn't save him. Dax passed right there. Danny's grief hid deep, knowing too many face this same pain with their pups. Instead of just mourning, he flipped it into action, launching this run to fun breakthroughs and spread the word on canine cancer. The challenge dropped Saturday, April 18-4, eight mile legs through Tampa spots, starting 6.30 a.m. at High Park Fountain. Breaks hit with breakfast at Salty Dona, lunch at Sweet Green, then Yard House, wrapping back at the fountain with pizza.

1:02All levels welcome, no pace pressure. It'd be even 1% more research gets funded from this, Danny's heart stays full. Join the pack, lace up, and help cancel canine cancer for good. Tampa Bay News today, powered by AI Bringing You What Matters. I'm Corey with The Story.