In Sync — Study Gets to the Heart of the Animal-Human Bond
Decades of research have shown that having a dog or cat can be good for your health — both physically and mentally. The benefits of
What’s new in dog research?
Over the next two years, studies funded by Morris Animal Foundation will offer dog parents new insights on how to best care for their canine
“Genius dogs” learn a new word every day
Is your dog a genius? New research determines what sets highly intelligent dogs apart! Do you think your dog has more brains than average? You
Morris Animal Foundation launches National Dog Day campaign
Morris Animal Foundation, a leader in advancing animal health, kicks off its annual National Dog Day campaign to raise funds for canine health research. As
Emerging research on CBD oil for dogs with seizures
Is CBD an effective treatment option for dogs that suffer from seizures? New research says yes! The first drug based on CBD oil, Epidiolex®, was
Rabies Challenge Fund — the results so far
It’s five years in, and the first results are in. Find out what they are telling us about rabies vaccines and the duration of immunity.
Bringing down puppy mills
Check out an organization that aims to bring down puppy mills, one rescue at a time. Those puppies in the pet store window are adorable,
The Smiling Blue Skies Cancer Fund for dogs
How a beloved dog inspired The Smiling Blue Skies Cancer Fund — a successful fund that raises money for animal cancer research. Sometimes, wonderful things arise
Beagle Freedom Project
Beagle Freedom Project is a three year old mission of the non-profit ARME, and is named for the gentle breed almost universally used by research
How does homeopathy heal animals?
Breakthrough scientific research helps explain why homeopathy, a 200-year-old modality works when used to help heal animals. As someone who wants holistic or integrative care
Coping with cancer in pets
How the passing of two beloved dogs sparked an organization that provides support and educational resources to those dealing with cancer in their own companions.
When vaccines should not be given
They’re necessary to protect puppies against infectious disease, but yearly vaccines through adulthood are unnecessary – and in some situations even contraindicated. If you’ve ever