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.
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Become a Loyal Friend to Animals Everywhere
September 12, 2019 – Read about Buddy and his amazing journey from shelter dog to beloved pet, and how his owner Michael Smith joined the Loyal Friend program.
Hope Despite a Cancer Diagnosis
June 20, 2019 – Dr. Lewis Berman, veterinarian and long-time Foundation supporter, talks about how pet cancer treatments have changed over time and his hopes for the future.
Golden Retriever Lifetime Study: 2025 Outcomes and Impact
Updated January 28, 2026 – Now in its 14th year, the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study continues to drive groundbreaking discoveries in canine health – fueling new research, publications and real-world impact for dogs everywhere.
Investigating a Genetic Mutation in Canine Hemangiosarcoma
Researchers will investigate the role of a genetic mutation found in about one third of dogs diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma, in an effort to find new therapies for dogs affected by this aggressive and highly metastatic cancer.
Morris Animal Foundation Funds Six Hemangiosarcoma Studies
September 12, 2023 — Morris Animal Foundation announces funding for six new studies focused on hemangiosarcoma in dogs
Potential Genetic Link Identified Between Hypothyroidism and Development of T-Zone Lymphoma in Dogs
DENVER/September 14, 2020 – A genetic mutation
Understanding how MYC Expression Influences Canine Osteosarcoma
SUMMARY: Researchers will study MYC expression in canine osteosarcoma to learn if it is linked to survival in dogs and could be leveraged to determine prognosis. THE PROBLEM: Osteosarcoma is...
Morris Animal Foundation Funds New Study to Advance Osteosarcoma Treatment in Dogs
January 13, 2023 — Osteosarcoma is a deadly bone cancer of dogs. A new Foundation-funded study will test a novel treatment and if successful, could be powerful tool to treat this terrible cancer.
When Cancer Isn’t Cancer: Some English Bulldogs May Instead Have Newly Identified Syndrome
January 5, 2020 – Some English bulldogs diagnosed with a common cancer may instead have a newly described, non-cancerous syndrome called polyclonal B‐cell lymphocytosis.