Not really the title but I think it would make an interesting suspense story.
Henry Glib passes through college like an aircraft through the sky. With speed, efficience, and ease. Henry, a scientific prodigy, buys a house while working in the field of medical research where he builds a laboratory that is concealed under the house.
A horrible accident causes his beloved pet to die and over the course of a few weeks he becomes an anthro. To his horror, his physical state never returns to human as he remains an anthro. Too ashamed of his failure, he holes himself up in the laboratory and conceals the entrance to the lab.
All of his friends assume he was dead and the police assume suicide. A family moves into the house years later where they are oblivious to Henry's presence under them. Henry's plan was to make a scientific breakthrough that was so extreme that people would look past his failure and his new physical state and be accepted by society. He takes a special interest in incurable diseases.
He over hears the family members speaking discretely about the father of the family having cancer and the mother recently developing cancer. Henry thinks, "Perfect! Test subjects!"
He proceeds to kidnap the family where he performs tests on them outside of moral boundry because of his deperate state of mind. He ends up killing all of them as he goes crazy when he find a cure. The father remains alive but harmed. Henry examines the father's brain tumors for weeks and watches it recede. He finally understands that his pain medication that created was causing the cancer to recede! He had cured cancer with a painless, daily shot.
He took it immediately to a united states government office in washington DC, after fighting off a large group of confused and wierded out witnesses of his anthropomorphism.
the secret service finds out what he has, a cure for cancer, an end for millions of dollars a year worth of government benefiting cancer treatment, so they release teams of men to kill him and destroy the cure for fear of losing money from losing cancer treatment.
It's a race against time as the portable freezer he keeps the drug in only has 72 hours, a run for his life as the secret service are out to him, and an expedition of determination to save all of the people who die from cancer.
What do you think?