Your Gifts in Action - Summer 2020
July 1, 2020 – A clinical trial for deadly blood disorder and a promising oral cancer therapy are a just few of the highlighted studies funded by Morris Animal Foundation.
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Hairy Situation for Polar Bears
December 3, 2014 – Learn what the Foundation is doing to help these iconic animals not only survive but thrive.
New Study to Examine the Effect of Wildfire Smoke Exposure in Dogs
September 3, 2025 – A new study will investigate the long-term impact of wildfire smoke on dogs, with the potential to shape veterinary recommendations and protect animal health.
Newly Funded Morris Animal Foundation Projects to Improve Senior Dog Health and Well-being
MEDIA ALERT: DENVER/December 17, 2024 — Morris Animal Foundation announced funding for eight new canine health studies to improve the health and well-being of senior dogs.
New Publication Reveals Shared Obesity Gene in Dogs and Humans with Help from the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study
A new Science study identifies the DENND1B gene as a shared factor in canine and human obesity, using data from the Morris Animal Foundation’s Golden Retriever Lifetime Study.
New Study Links Obesity to Formation of Bladder Stones
January 10, 2017 – Obesity is linked to many different health problems including bladder stone formation. Learn more about this finding from a recent Foundation funded study.
Osteosarcoma Challenges Veterinarian – But He is One Face of Hope Against This Disease
March 29, 2016 – Foundation-funded researcher and oncologist Dr. Tim Fan reviews his research on osteosarcoma in dogs.
Team Introduction – Dr. Rodney Page
March 29, 2017 – Meet Dr. Rod Page, Principal Investigator for the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study.
Golden Retriever Lifetime Study Participation Adds Meaning to Cancer Loss
June 14, — Julie and Marc Cuenod talk about how being in the Study helped them cope with cancer diagnoses in their beloved golden retrievers Tate and Ellie.
Music to Soothe the Soul and Honor Beloved Dogs
November 1, 2018 – Jason Lichtenwalter, oboist with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, talks about his beloved dog Jack and his efforts to raise awareness about canine cancer.