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Integrating Oral Rabies Vaccination and Facial Recognition Technology to Enhance the Well-Being of Dogs and the Community in Tanzania

SUMMARY: Researchers will study whether oral rabies vaccination, coupled with facial recognition technology, can improve the health and welfare of dogs in rural communities in Tanzania.

Engineering a Monoclonal Antibody Therapy for Canine Mast Cell Tumors

SUMMARY: The fellow plans to develop a new, targeted therapy for mast cell tumors that employs a specially created monoclonal antibody designed to destroy mast cells.

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Looking Ahead to 2026: Key Animal Health Threats and Research Advances

December 15, 2025 – From rising disease threats to new tools in genetics, nutrition and technology, this preview outlines the research driving progress for animals in 2026 and beyond.

Exploring a Practical New Way to Determine Anthelmintic Resistance

SUMMARY: Researchers will study whether a combination testing regime for parasite drug resistance can provide a quick and accurate way to determine the best drug therapy to control parasites in horses.

Feeding Strategies for Metabolic Horses: Mitigating Postprandial Insulin and Glucose Spikes with Practical Feeding Interventions

SUMMARY: Researchers will study practical feeding strategies to create evidence-based guidelines for those caring for horses with metabolic conditions.

South Africa, a Long Way From Oregon

March 18, 2015 – Learn more about our research in South Africa and how our mission impacts animals around the world.

Finding New Ways to Detect and Treat Equine Melanoma

SUMMARY: Researchers will use the latest molecular biology techniques to look for melanoma biomarkers in blood and examine tumor tissue for new potential treatment targets.

Exploring the Use of Genetic Engineering to Treat Equine Infectious Anemia

SUMMARY: Researchers will use the CRISPR-Cas9 system to edit viral DNA out of cells to determine if this methodology could provide a new treatment/cure for equine infectious anemia. THE PROBLEM...

Exploring the Potential of a Unique Set of Antibodies to Treat Strangles in Horses

SUMMARY: Researchers will explore the use of unique antibodies called “nanobodies” to treat strangles, a common but severe airway infection of horses.

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Morris Animal Foundation Now Accepting Wildlife Health Research Pre-Proposals

Updated February 13, 2026 – Morris Animal Foundation is now accepting wildlife research pre-proposals, with mammal-focused funding for Established Investigator, First Award, and Pilot Study grants, and open-topic Fellowship Training awards for any wildlife species.