Red (Dog)
Cameron Mathison’s Doberman, Red, was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a type of cancer, in 2019. Despite the challenging prognosis, Red has been responding well to extensive treatments. These include aquatic therapy, the use of a wheelchair, and acupuncture, all aimed at maintaining his quality of life. Mathison, with support from the Two Hands Four Paws Foundation, remains dedicated to providing the best care for Red, ensuring his comfort and well-being during this time[1].
Cameron Mathison
Birthday
August 25, 1969 (54)
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Cameron Mathison is a Canadian-American actor and television host, best known for his role as Ryan Lavery in the soap opera “All My Children,” which he played from 1997 to 2011. Born in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada, Mathison has had a successful career in both acting and hosting. He graduated from McGill University in 1993 with a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. In addition to his prominent role in “All My Children,” Mathison has hosted various television shows and appeared in numerous films and TV series.
Mathison’s acting career began with his film debut in “54,” followed by a leading role in the Canadian independent film “Washed Up.” His portrayal of Ryan Lavery on “All My Children” earned him critical acclaim, including a Soap Opera Digest Award for Outstanding Male Newcomer in 1999 and Daytime Emmy Award nominations in 2002 and 2005. Mathison has also participated in the fifth season of “Dancing with the Stars,” where he placed fifth. He joined “Good Morning America” as a correspondent in 2009 and has worked on events like The Oscars and Grammys. Mathison’s acting roles include appearances in “Castle,” “Desperate Housewives,” and “The Exes,” and he has been part of the Hallmark/Crown Media family, starring in movies based on the “Murder She Baked” novels.
Throughout his career, Mathison has collaborated with various actors and creators, significantly impacting his career trajectory. His long-term role in “All My Children” involved working with co-stars like Susan Lucci and Alicia Minshew. In “Murder, She Baked,” he starred opposite Alison Sweeney. His hosting duties on “Good Morning America” and “Entertainment Tonight” have seen him collaborate with a wide range of celebrities and professionals in the entertainment industry.
