Episode 20: Update on Feline Viruses and COVID-19
May 15, 2020 – Learn more about key viruses in cats, including cancer-causing viruses and what we know about coronaviruses in pets.
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A Little Help from Our Friends
September 3, 2019 – Learn about our Loyal Friends program and find out how a monthly donation has the power to change and improve veterinary health care for animals.
European Badgers’ Gut Bacteria May Be a Powerful Ally in the Fight Against Tuberculosis
October 3, 2018 – Gut bacteria may help protect European badgers and cattle from bovine tuberculosis, a common, pervasive and deadly illness.
Morris Animal Foundation Welcomes Three New Trustees
July 22, 2022 — The Foundation welcomes three new Board of Trustees members and Board Chair.
Understanding Drivers of Sarcoptic Mange in American Black Bears – Fellowship Training Grant
SUMMARY: Researchers will study genetic influences and skin microbiome (bacteria and fungi) in mange development in American black bears, a growing disease concern for this species.
Gauging Health Impact of Artificial Rearing in Whooping Cranes
Researchers will investigate how different rearing practices influence the health of the microbiome (a collection of microbes that live inside and outside the body) in whooping crane chicks.
Episode 44: Update on the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study
May 12, 2022 — As the Study nears its tenth anniversary, get the latest information on where we are and where we’re heading!
Understanding MRSA Transmission Between Humans and Pets
This study will use high throughput DNA sequencing methods to characterize the bacteria found on mammalian companion animals and their human household members, with an emphasis on methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus species.
What Science Is Revealing About How Dogs Age — and What It Means for Your Pet
February 24, 2026 – Dogs are living longer than ever – and Morris Animal Foundation is funding the science to make sure those extra years are healthy ones, from studies on biological aging and inflammation to a free webinar series on senior dog care.