Stories & News: Golden Retriever Lifetime Study Page 2

April 23, 2025 – Learn how a special project studying canine cognitive dysfunction in golden retrievers is helping researchers uncover valuable insights into brain aging and improve lifelong health for both dogs and people.

A new Science study identifies the DENND1B gene as a shared factor in canine and human obesity, using data from the Morris Animal Foundation’s Golden Retriever Lifetime Study.

MEDIA ALERT: DENVER/January 23, 2025 – As dogs live longer lives, their health challenges also change. The Foundation recognized this trend and made senior dog health the focus of our October call for research proposals. We selected eight for funding that are slated to begin in early 2025.

December 18, 2024 – As we get ready to close out 2024 at the Foundation, our team is gearing up for some exciting new projects in 2025 we’d like to share.

MEDIA ALERT: DENVER/December 17, 2024 — Morris Animal Foundation announced funding for eight new canine health studies to improve the health and well-being of senior dogs.

Updated November 21, 2024 – Dogs and cats are living longer than ever. Learn more about healthy aging and what cat and dog owners can do to keep their senior pet happy.

Morris Animal Foundation invites research proposals on canine health using Golden Retriever Lifetime Study samples and data.