This site is dedicated to Dr. Bob Schenter (all he wanted to do was cure cancer) and Dr. Alice Villalobos (The Michael Jordan of veterinary oncology).
Both of these pioneers were instrumental to treat and cure cancer.

A Tribute to Dr. Alice Villalobos Pioneer. Healer. Advocate for Compassion.

At WoofCancer.com, we honor the legacy and brilliance of Dr. Alice Villalobos, whose work forever changed the world of veterinary oncology. Known across the globe for her pioneering efforts in cancer care and palliative medicine for pets, Dr. Villalobos dedicated her life to easing suffering, extending quality life, and treating every animal with dignity and grace.

A visionary in her field, Dr. Villalobos introduced the concept of Pawspice®, a model of palliative care that blends hope with compassionate end-of-life support. She didn’t just treat cancer—she treated families, emotions, and the sacred bond between humans and their beloved pets. Through her teachings, writings, and clinical work, she empowered countless veterinarians to embrace a more holistic, humane approach to care.
But beyond the titles and accolades, Dr. Villalobos was a fierce advocate—for animals who couldn’t speak, for pet parents navigating heartbreak, and for a profession ready to evolve. She brought empathy into medicine, science into compassion, and light into one of the darkest parts of pet ownership.
Thanks to Dr. Villalobos, cancer care for dogs is not just about survival—it’s about quality of life, love, and shared time that truly matters.
We are forever grateful for her wisdom, her heart, and her extraordinary life’s work.
Thank you, Dr. Alice Villalobos.
Your legacy lives on in every tail that wags a little longer, every family that gets a few more precious days, and every vet who dares to lead with compassion.

A Tribute to Dr. Robert SchenterScientist. Visionary. Champion for the Fight Against Cancer.
At WoofCancer.com, we proudly honor the life and legacy of Dr. Robert Schenter, a brilliant nuclear scientist and a tireless advocate for medical isotopes as a powerful answer in the global fight against cancer, especially Isopet and Radiogel, “The answer for Cancer”

But Dr. Schenter was more than a scientist. He was a relentless advocate, pushing for innovation, access, and awareness around radiogel and Isopet. He believed that patients—both human and animal—deserved options grounded in science, and that isotopes were not just a treatment, but a promise of hope.

Thank you, Dr. Robert Schenter.

Your courage, your intellect, and your unwavering belief in isotopes and especially Radiogel and Isopet as “an answer for cancer” continue to illuminate the path forward—for doctors, patients, pets, and families worldwide.

Also, the memories of you yelling “WOOF” at Washington Huskies Football Games. We salute you. https://youtu.be/B8rpuRdj_0o?si=WQcJQnr4RUtjRwyZ

WE WILL GET RADIOGEL AND ISOPET in patients.