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Sea Turtle

Treatment Used for Drug Overdoses in People Could Help Sea Turtles Suffering from Red Tide Exposure

DENVER/September 16, 2019 – Sea turtles suffering from toxic red tide exposure could benefit from a therapy used to treat human drug overdoses. Morris Animal...

Buffalo

Morris Animal Foundation Announces Call for Wildlife/Exotic Proposals

DENVER/September 11, 2019 – Morris Animal Foundation is now accepting proposals for grants focused on wildlife health research (including reptiles, amphibians and exotic pets) ....

Finch

Around the World, Wildlife Species Are Under Threat – We Can Make a Difference

August 20, 2019 – Climate change. Habitat destruction. Pollution. Poaching. The planet’s wildlife species are coming under ever-increasing threats due to many factors. But often...

Tasmanian devil

Do Newly Discovered Mating Habits of Female Tasmanian Devils Help or Hurt the Species?

DENVER/August 12, 2019 – Wild female Tasmanian devils have mating habits that could pose a challenge for conservationists trying to maintain genetic diversity in species...

Wildlife

Turtle

Your Gifts in Action – Summer 2019

July 22, 2019 – For more than 70 years, Morris Animal Foundation has been a global leader in funding studies to advance animal health. With...

Turtle

Morris Animal Foundation Study Identifies New Fungus Linked to Freshwater Turtle Shell Disease

DENVER/July 15 , 2019 – Morris Animal Foundation -funded researchers at the University of Illinois identified a new fungus that could be a significant emerging...

Koala

Last Chlamydia-Free Koala Population May Safeguard Future of Species

DENVER/July 2, 2019 – The last, large, isolated, healthy c hlamydia -free population of koalas in Australia may have been identified on Kangaroo Island, said...