2023: Year of the Rabbit – How to Keep Your Pet Healthy & Hopping
January 19, 2023 — Know the basics before adopting a pet rabbit or bunny, including nutrition, behavior and common health issues.
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Liquid Gold – What We Learn from Golden Retriever Lifetime Study Blood Samples
April 25, 2018 – We call it liquid gold – the blood samples collected from each and every Study participant year after year. Learn more about this valuable resource.
New Feline Health Grant Recipients Announced
Morris Animal Foundation announced funding for seven new feline health-focused grants aimed at improving health and well-being in cats.
Morris Animal Foundation Announces New Grants in Small-Animal Health
Morris Animal Foundation, a global leader in
Veterinary Student Scholars: What We Are Funding & Why
October 31, 2022 – Our Veterinary Student Scholar program inspires veterinary students to explore careers in animal health research. The Foundation funded 23 new studies in 2022.
Morris Animal Foundation’s Fresh Scoop Podcast Celebrates Third Anniversary
November 11, 2021 – The podcast presents the latest animal health information to help pet parents and veterinarians improve the lives of the animals in their care.
Publications Highlight Disease Risk Differences Between Purebred and Mixed-Breed Cats
April 11, 2025 – A Morris Animal Foundation-funded study found purebred cats have higher disease risks than mixed-breeds, and led to new tools to help vets predict health issues earlier.
It’s the Time of Year for Catnip, Catnaps and Giving to Support Feline Health Research
December 20, 2018 – Judith Nelson, cat owner and Foundation supporter, talks about her passion for cats and what the Foundation has done to keep cats healthy and happy!
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.
Protect Your Dog from Deadly Pancreatitis This Holiday Season
November 20, 2018 – Knowing more about the pancreas can help you understand pancreatitis, and learn how you can protect your dog from developing this deadly disease.