Dogs and Water and Water-borne Diseases – A Summertime Tradition
June 1, 2017 What should owners know before their dogs put their paws in the water? Summertime is just around the corner and that means...
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Prions – Zombies of the Infectious Disease World
November 14, 2017 In the closing days of 1984, when veterinarian David Bee was called out to look at a sick cow on a farm...
Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald – A Tireless Advocate for Animals and Science
November 16, 2017 In early June, Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald was out in Jefferson County, Colorado, tracking rattlesnakes. He was on the trail (or tail) of...
Providing Training Opportunities for the Next Generation of Researchers
November 30, 2017 Dr. Molly McCue, researcher and associate professor at the College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Minnesota credits Morris Animal Foundation funding for...
Why Does My Dog Eat Socks and Hate Thunderstorms?
January 25, 2018 Dog behavior ranges from the understandable, such as barking at strangers, to the baffling, such as an obsessive need to eat socks....
Researchers Getting Closer to Understanding Dietary Taurine and Heart Disease in Dogs
September 17, 2017 – Link between taurine deficiency and heart disease first discovered in cats In 1987, a remarkable article was published in the prestigious...
Betty White Fund Helps Rare Antelope in Crisis
Research will address reasons for sudden, rapid decline of saigas in Kazakhstan Denver — Having already funded research on the health of dolphins affected by...
Betty White Promises to Match $25K in Donations to Morris Animal Foundation for Wildlife
Wildlife Rapid Response Fund Addresses Urgent Wildlife Health Needs like Those Emerging from the Gulf Coast Oil Spill Denver — In times of wildlife health...
With Topical Vaccine, Bats May Be Able to Vaccinate Themselves Against Rabies
More than 1,300 species of bats roam the planet playing ecological roles that are vital to natural ecosystems and human economies – from pollinating plants...