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Therapy dog survives cancer twice - now he's helping sick patients with their recovery
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A therapy dog who has survived cancer twice is now helping fellow patients with their recovery.
Scruffy, a Border Collie Golden Retriever cross, volunteers for Pets As Therapy and is a regular visitor to Wythenshawe Hospital in Manchester.
The 13-year-old pooch loves to give people the support and boost they need when undergoing their own treatment for various illnesses and conditions.
He meets patients from all
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