Our Work with Dogs
Some of Our Studies
From Tip to Tail
Veterinary Advances for Dogs
Since 1950, we have invested nearly $60 million in more than 1,220 canine health studies. We’ve contributed to early research that contributed to the parvovirus vaccine and development of genetic tests for heart diseases, eye diseases and seizure disorders. We also are at the forefront of funding cancer studies in dogs, including hemangiosarcoma, lymphoma and osteosarcoma.
Dog people get it. Life just wouldn’t be the same without these devoted, loving and funny members of our family. So, you want them to have the longest, healthiest lives possible. And so do we.
This Foundation-led groundbreaking study is the largest and most comprehensive prospective study ever undertaken in veterinary medicine. The study, funded and managed by the Foundation, will help identify risk factors associated with development of cancer and other major diseases in dogs.
Golden Retriever Lifetime Study
Investigating Inflammation and Disease in Aging Dogs
Researchers will study age-associated inflammation associated with diseases in aging dogs.
Dogs
Morris Animal Foundation Invests in 20 Rising Veterinary Researchers
A Lifetime of Play May Help Protect Dogs From Cognitive Decline
What Are Mitochondria? How Cell "Powerhouses" Affect Animal Health and Disease
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Clinical Trials, Anyone?
All Gifts to Canine Health Studies MATCHED Thru 8/3
Celebrate the Life of a Dog or Friend
Your tribute gift directly supports our programs and the future health of dogs and other animals.
Because All Dogs Deserve the World
This National Dog Day, support research that gives dogs more healthy years. Through August 31, Lilly, Shiner and Henry's parents will match every gift, up to $50,000.