Léon – French Bulldog Canine Fibrosarcoma - Vaccines/Microchip

“In April 2004, a lump developed at the site of Léon’s microchip. The biopsy report says, “Diagnosis: Fibrosarcoma.” The pathology report confirms that it is a “High-Grade Fibrosarcoma.” This report also says, ‘the tumor…is histologically identical to postvaccinal sarcomas in cats.’”

Reporting Léon's Adverse Reaction - Lingering Questions

“Léon’s particular case forces us to ask other important questions. For example, why was it such a challenge to find a laboratory to do additional testing of his tissue samples? Why was it such a struggle to report his adverse reaction? And, if it was this difficult to document Léon’s case, how many events -- events which will remain forever unknown -- like his exist?”

Correspondence To Merial Regarding Léon’s Fibrosarcoma

“After waiting for more than four months, no progress has been made with Léon’s case… Frankly, I am not interested in anyone passing the buck and using the excuse of not advancing with Léon’s case because of the alleged division between Merial Canada and Merial France. I am also not interested in hearing about Merial’s “bureaucratic red tape” as a reason for not advancing with Léon’s case. Let’s make progress NOW, not years down the road when other unsuspecting pet owners find themselves in the same situation that I have found myself in with Léon.”

The Tragedy of Vaccinations

Part I - Do Vaccines Cause Cancer?

Part II - Are We Over-Vaccinating?

Part III - Why Are We Over-Vaccinating?

“After all is said and done, the yearly vaccine protocol is derived from “historical precedence and acceptance” instead of accurate scientific facts. Yearly vaccinations can and do jeopardize the health, and ultimately the life, of the animal. And, more than over-whelming scientific data is required to prove that vaccines are causing a wide variety of devastating illnesses, yet accurate scientific data is not even required to substantiate annual vaccinations!”




Last Updated: May 2008