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Celebrating the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study's Ninth Year

October 19, 2021 – When the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study started, 2021 seemed a long way off. Fast forward nine years and the Study is going strong, thanks to the dedication of our participants, veterinarians, staff and hero dogs.

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Morris Animal Foundation Receives $200,000 In-Kind Research Gift from AnimalBiome

DENVER/October 19, 2021 – Morris Animal Foundation, a nonprofit leader in advancing animal health, announced today that AnimalBiome, a biotechnology company specializing in pet microbiome assessments and restoration, has donated biological testing to the Foundation valued at $200,000.

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Passionate Donors Paying it Forward

October 19, 2021 – As veterinary professionals, Helen and Michael Dutton have a soft spot for all animals. In addition to participating in the Study, they’re also generous financial supporters of the Foundation.

19 Is More Than Enough for This Study Veterinarian!

September 30, 2021 – Massachusetts veterinarian Dr. Mike Lappin shares his thoughts on the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study – from recruitment to navigating the paperwork to losing beloved goldens to cancer.

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Using Probiotics to Treat Urinary Tract Infections

August 5, 2021 – Urinary tract infections are common in dog and can be tough to treat. A new probiotic product could provide a much-needed new therapy for persistent infections.

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Morris Animal Foundation Launches National Dog Day Campaign to Fund Dog Health Studies Coast to Coast

August 2, 2021 – The Foundation kicks off National Dog Day Campaign to raise funds to support canine health studies, from arthritis to cancer to heart disease.

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Grab Your Leash and Hop in the Car!

August 2, 2021 – We’re heading out on a trip to visit researchers across the United States to learn more about how their work today can help dogs tomorrow!