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As Clear As Black & White – Tracking the Spread of Canine Cancer Using Nanoparticles

January 28, 2020 – A new technique being tested by Foundation-funded researchers could make the distinction between healthy and cancerous cells as clear as black and white.

Foundation Funds Study to Identify Genetic Markers for Deadly Canine Cancer

June 13, 2023 — The Foundation is funding a study aimed at identifying genetic markers associated with hemangiosarcoma, a common and deadly form of canine cancer.

Orvis, Morris Animal Foundation Surpass $2 Million To Advance Canine Cancer Research

July 11, 2023 — Orvis, a leading retailer in fly-fishing gear, dog products and outdoor travel apparel, has raised more than $2 million to support Morris Animal Foundation in its fight to end canine cancer.

In Heart of Darkness of the Canine Cancer World, Research is a Shining Ray of Hope

April 5, 2018 – Carol Everett tells the story of her dog Davy, a therapy dog who's mission was to bring love to those in need, and his struggle with hemangiosarcoma.

Morris Animal Foundation Announces Newly Funded Canine Mammary Cancer Study

July 14, 2022 — Morris Animal Foundation funding study to search for new diagnostic tools to help with mammary cancer diagnosis and treatment in dogs.

Exploring Links Between Toxin Exposure and Canine Cancer

December 1, 2022 — Lymphoma is one of the most common cancers affecting dogs. A new study will look for links between toxin exposures and the development of lymphoma.

Generating T Cells for Canine Cancer Cell Therapies 

Researchers will create a new method to expand immune cell production for cancer cell therapies for dogs. 

Targeting a Genetic Mutation Associated with Canine Bladder Cancer

Researchers will explore drug treatments that target a genetic mutation associated with bladder cancer in dogs.

New Canine Study Investigates Cancers and Exposure to Environmental Chemicals

April 9, 2020 – New study looks at link between environmental chemicals and cancer in dogs.

Characterization and Targeting of Cancer Stem Cells in Canine Insulinomas

The aim of this study is to discover drugs that will work against cancer stem cells of an insulin-producing endocrine pancreatic tumor (insulinoma), thereby improving the prognosis of dogs suffering from insulinoma.