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Understanding Research Studies: A Matter of Design

June 20, 2017 – Study design sounds boring, right? Wrong! Learn more about this critical aspect of any research project.

Catching Cancer in Cats

June 8, 2017 – Cancer causing viruses in cats have been recognized for decades. Learn more about these unusual viruses and why we're interested in learning more.

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New Study Investigates Deadly “Staggering Disease” Threatening Wild and Domestic Cats

November 5, 2025 – A new Morris Animal Foundation–funded study at Colorado State University is investigating “staggering disease,” a deadly viral illness recently detected in a Colorado mountain lion, to understand its spread and potential threat to domestic cats.

Top 5 Signs of Heart Disease in Cats

February 29, 2024 — Learn more about what to watch to ensure your cat doesn’t have heart disease.

Cancer-Sniffing Dogs and Hemangiosarcoma

August 1, 2024 – Dogs are increasingly used to detect disease by smell. A new study will determine if they can detect hemangiosarcoma in blood samples.

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.

Is the Humble Groundhog Good at Predicting Winter Weather?

February 1, 2020 – Find out more about the origins of Groundhog day and learn what the Foundation has done to improve the health of wild rodents.

More Research, More Education – Making the World a Better Place for Wildlife

November 27, 2018 – Learn about Betsy Robinson & Steve Gehman's work to help resource managers and conservationists protect forest habitats and biological diversity.