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Taking On a Deadly Cancer in Cats – Feline Oral Squamous Cell Carcinoma

May 11, 2023 — Oral squamous cell carcinoma is a deadly tumor of cats. Morris Animal Foundation is funding new studies that aim to stop this cancer in its tracks.
  • Cats
  • Cancer
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Providing Training Opportunities for the Next Generation of Researchers

November 30, 2017 – The Foundation supports veterinary scientists, from students to seasoned researchers. Learn how our funding helped reknown equine geneticist, Dr. Molly McCue.
  • Horses
  • Genetics
  • Veterinary Scientists
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Petco Love, Blue Buffalo Donate $100K Match to Accelerate Pet Cancer Research, Bringing Support Total to $7M+

April 30, 2025 – To help advance veterinary cancer research, Petco Love and Blue Buffalo are investing $100,000 in a matching donation to Morris Animal Foundation’s Stop Cancer Furever campaign, an initiative focused on improving cancer prevention, detection and treatment for pets, horses, and even wildlife.
  • Dogs
  • Cats
  • General Interest
  • Cancer
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Celebrating 10 Years of the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study

August 4, 2022 – One of the largest studies ever conducted in veterinary medicine reaches its tenth year. Get an update on the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study!
  • Dogs
  • General Interest
  • Golden Retriever Lifetime Study
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Devil Facial Tumor Disease – a Devastating Cancer in the Iconic Tasmanian Devil

May 26, 2022 — Learn more from Foundation-funded researcher Andy Flies about this deadly disease of Tasmanian devils and how researchers are finding ways to save them from extinction.
  • Wildlife
  • Cancer
Dogs

Vaccine Study Results Shine New Light on Dogs Suffering From Osteosarcoma

June 6, 2022 — Get an update on a Foundation-funded study focused on developing a vaccine to treat dogs suffering from osteosarcoma!
  • Dogs
  • Cancer
  • Vaccines
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Morris Animal Foundation Fights to Save Animals from Emerging Diseases Around the World

April 11, 2019 – It’s no secret that wildlife populations are suffering around the world. Here's what we're doing to help a few of the endangered species.
  • Wildlife
  • Cancer
  • Fungal Disease
  • Virus
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Top Cat Health Problems and Research Breakthroughs

October 23, 2025 – Learn how Morris Animal Foundation–funded research is transforming care for cats by tackling major health challenges like kidney disease, heart disease, cancer, and more.
  • Cats
  • Arthritis
  • Cancer
  • Genetics
  • Heart Health
  • Infection
  • Kidney Disease
  • Lymphoma
  • Obesity
  • Pain
  • Respiratory Disease
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Dolphins Face Growing Health Threats. Science Is Helping Us Protect Them.

January 13, 2026 – Dolphins are facing rising threats from pollution, disease and chronic stress, and new science is revealing what these pressures are doing to their health and how we can stop the damage.
  • Wildlife
  • Behavior
  • Environment
  • Infection
  • Reproduction
  • Respiratory Disease
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Feline GI Lymphoma: A Success Story That Created a New Challenge

June 16, 2026 — Gastrointestinal lymphoma is now one of the most common cancers in cats, and a new Foundation-funded study is using cutting-edge gene mapping technology to improve diagnosis and open the door to better treatment options.
  • Cats
  • Cancer
  • Lymphoma

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