Could Good Bacteria Hold a Key to Fighting Upper Respiratory Disease in Cats?
October 29, 2019 – A new study is learning more about how the microbiome in the respiratory tract differs between cats with and without upper respiratory infections.
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Holiday Cards
Celebrating the season of giving or saying thank you to someone who has touched your life is easy with one of our holiday cards. With your contribution, you’ll be helping animals around the word live longer, healthier lives. Plus, all tribute gifts made by December 31 will be matched up to $200,000, thanks to our Board of Trustees!
Morris Animal Foundation Receives $200,000 From Well-Regarded Atlanta Lawyer’s Estate
November 4, 2019 – Morris Animal Foundation has received a $200,000 gift from the estate of Rosemary Kittrell, a well-regarded Atlanta criminal civil rights lawyer.
Giving Her Dogs a Wonderful Life Isn’t Enough
November 5, 2019 – Supporter Doreen Jakubcak talks about how the loss of her two beloved dogs spurred her to start her own senior dog sanctuary.
Morris Animal Foundation Partners With V Foundation – $2 Million Raised for Golden Retriever Lifetime Study
November 6, 2019 – With a challenge match of $1
A Gift to Help Animals – A Tax Break to Help You
November 6, 2019 – Long-time Foundation supporter and Board of Trustee member Stan Teeter, and his wife Jody, discuss the tax advantages of charitable donations.
Partner Spotlight: More Than Two Decades of Giving – Jeffers Pet
November 6, 2019 – For 21 years, Jeffers Pet, a pet, equine and livestock supply company, has been supporting health studies through customer donations matched by the company.
New Cancer Imaging Technique Could Make Tracking Canine Cancer’s Spread as Simple as Black and White
November 7, 2019 – A new cancer imaging technique could significantly improve the ability to diagnose the disease’s spread to lymph nodes in dogs with head and neck tumors.
Understanding Comparative Oncology
November 15, 2019 – Learn how the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study can use veterinary and comparitive oncology to help both humans and dogs.