The foundation is raising funds to support animal health studies around the world
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Study grants awarded to U.S., Dutch, and Australian researchers
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The studies have potential to save lives, preserve health, and advance veterinary care
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Tiffany Grunert joined the foundation in 2017 as VP of marketing and brand strategy
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The single donation is the largest of many received by the foundation over the last 10 years
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An anonymous donor will match dollar for dollar gifts made to the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study up to $50,000 through Aug. 26
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New feline disease in the same family as hepatitis B
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The long-term investigation involved 50 veterinary centers in 21 countries
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Results showed no improvement when administered compared to either baseline or placebo
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The treatment combines a molecule expressed by cancer cells with a modified live form of Listeria monocytogenes
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Blue Buffalo Foundation joins the campaign with a dollar-for-dollar gift match, up to $75,000, through May 31
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The program will leverage MAF’s funding, Smithsonian’s expertise to save animal lives around the world
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The American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine Foundation has distributed remaining funds totaling nearly $424,000 to Morris Animal Foundation
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The findings could have a significant impact for practicing veterinarians who rely on compounded formulations of doxycycline to treat various infectious diseases in animals
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The grants support five researchers and one fellow at five universities
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Morris Animal Foundation study results could impact future rabies control programs, provide a model to study effect in humans
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Research provides guidance on study types for veterinary researchers
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