Treatment for Canine Leishmaniasis Exists in Brazilian Vaccine, Report Morris Animal Foundation-funded Researchers
DENVER/November 14, 2018 – A vaccine used to
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Evaluating the Effectiveness of Topically Vaccinating Vampire Bats in the Field
Researchers will evaluate factors affecting the delivery of a topically applied oral rabies vaccine for vampire bats in the wild.
Morris Animal Foundation Selects 23 New Veterinary Student Scholars
MEDIA ALERT: DENVER/July 22, 2024 – Morris Animal Foundation recently announced that 23 students were accepted into its prestigious Veterinary Student Scholar program. This program offers veterinary students an invaluable opportunity to engage in mentor-guided research, fostering their passion for animal health science and inspiring fulfilling careers.
Sometimes the Best Way to Help Baby Animals Is To Leave Them Be
Updated March 28, 2024 – You may find an abandoned baby animal, and it's tempting to lend a helping hand. Learn more about what you should — or shouldn't do when seeing a young animal.
Cancer Outfoxed to Help Endangered Species Recover
June 13, 2019 – Learn how Morris Animal Foundation has helped to find a solution for cancer in the Channel Islands Foxes.
50+ Years of Helping Wildlife Live Longer, Healthier Lives
September 7, 2023 — Morris Animal Foundation is helping wildlife researchers find solutions for disease outbreaks, reproductive challenges and cancer in threatened and endangered wildlife.
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.
Episode 2: Chronic Wasting Disease
November 20, 2018 – Here's what you need to know about chronic wasting disease, a neurological disease killing deer, elk and moose.
Episode 12: Shelter Medicine and Animal Welfare
September 16, 2019 – Learn about the history of shelter medicine and how a pivotal study dramatically helped improve the health and welfare of shelter cats.