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Being a Study Veterinarian and Participant Provides Unique Perspective
September 4, 2020 – Dr. Ashley Barnes talks about the challenges and perks of being both an owner of a Golden Retriever Lifetime Study participant as well as a Study veterinarian.
Stop Cancer Furever Campaign a Great Success
July 7, 2022 — The Foundation wraps up its Stop Cancer Furever campaign with a look back at the entire campaign
Finding a New Purpose After Cancer
April 27, 2020 – Meet Marejka Shaevitz, veterinarian and cancer survivor, and learn how her experience led her to become a veterinary oncologist.
Dog Breeds With Increased Cancer Risk
June 21, 2016 – What breeds top the list when it comes to cancer risk? Check out the answer and see if your dog could be at risk for this serious disease.
A Cat Lover’s Quest to Improve the Quality of Care and Life for Cats with Cancer
June 27, 2019 – Foundation supporter Sally Seegers relates how her beloved cat, Baby Doll, inspired her to donate to the Stop Cancer Furever campaigns.
Golden Retriever Lifetime Study: 2025 Outcomes and Impact
Updated January 28, 2026 – Now in its 14th year, the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study continues to drive groundbreaking discoveries in canine health – fueling new research, publications and real-world impact for dogs everywhere.
Morris Animal Foundation in Collaboration with Blue Buffalo and Pet Valu Canada to Advance Feline Cancer Treatment
October 20, 2021 – In collaboration with the Blue Buffalo Company and Pet Valu Canada, the Foundation will award a grant to improve treatment of cancer in cats, with a focus on intestinal lymphoma.
What the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study Tells Us About Dog Health
April 23, 2026 — Fourteen years, more than 3,000 golden retrievers, and a dataset unlike anything else in veterinary medicine — here's what the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study has found, and why the most important discoveries may still be ahead.
Foundation Funds Groundbreaking Research to Advance Feline Health in 2025
March 20, 2025 – Despite the popularity of cats as pets, research on feline-specific health issues still lags behind studies on dogs. But thanks to Morris Animal Foundation, that’s changing.