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On Betty White’s 101st Birthday, Honor Her by Celebrating the Animals She Loved

January 12, 2023 — Honor Betty White by being an advocate for species around the world.

Pilot Studies – Letting Great Ideas Take Flight

October 25, 2018 – The future for Ridgway’s hawks is brighter thanks to a pilot study that showed how researchers might be able to save this endangered raptor.

Wildlife

Male or Female? It’s Hard to Tell Chinese Crocodile Lizards Apart and That’s a Problem

June 25, 2020 – Is this lizard female or male? A crucial question in saving the endangered Chinese crocodile lizards.

A tanuki perches on a mossy rock in nature.

Wildlife Survival After Rehabilitation Depends on Many Factors, Study Finds

March 17, 2022 — This study is the first to review all available literature on wildlife rehabilitation and analyze data to learn what factors play a role in the long-term survival of wildlife post rehabilitation.

Remembering a Passionate Advocate for Animals Everywhere

April 26, 2022 – We are grateful for Betty’s long friendship and her support of veterinary health research. We continue to celebrate her life and all the good work she did for animals.

Morris Animal Foundation Welcomes New Wildlife Scientific Advisory Members

September 17, 2021 – Morris Animal Foundation welcomes five new Wildlife Scientific Advisory Board to review proposals focused on helping animals living in coastal wetlands.

A veterinarian points at a computer screen while holding a transparent anatomical dog model that shows the skeleton and internal organs on a desk.

New Round of 2025 Veterinary Student Scholars Announced by Morris Animal Foundation

December 4, 2025 – Morris Animal Foundation has awarded 28 exceptional veterinary students from around the globe with its 2025 Veterinary Student Scholar grants.

Do You Know the Top Ten Toxins in Dogs and Cats?

March 17, 2022 – Toxins pose an ever-present danger for our pets. Learn more about common toxins, exposure trends and what you can do to protect your pet.