Generating T Cells for Canine Cancer Cell Therapies
Researchers will create a new method to expand immune cell production for cancer cell therapies for dogs.
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Assessing Residual Cancer Cells in Aggressive T-Cell Lymphoma
Researchers will develop and validate a novel molecular tool to assess residual cancer cell levels in dogs with aggressive T-cell lymphoma to help improve treatment and disease monitoring.
Studying Genetic Variants and Other Factors Associated with Lifespan and Cancer Diagnosis in Golden Retrievers
Researchers will look for genetic variants and other factors that favor longevity and minimize cancer risk in golden retrievers.
Advancing Equine Behavior: New Studies to Bolster Equine Health and Welfare
MEDIA ALERT: DENVER/May 29, 2024 – Morris Animal Foundation announced its selection of two new grants dedicated to improving the lives of horses through an enhanced understanding of behavioral health and welfare.
Osteosarcoma in Dogs: Signs, Risk Factors, Treatments & Latest Research
Updated April 17, 2025 – Learn about osteosarcoma in dogs, including key symptoms, risk factors, treatment options, and the latest research breakthroughs aimed at improving outcomes for dogs with this aggressive bone cancer.
Can Trained Bio-Detection Dogs Diagnose Hemangiosarcoma?
Researchers will evaluate if trained bio-detection dogs can diagnose hemangiosarcoma from a blood sample.
Evaluating the Impacts of Social Stabling on Horses
Researchers will evaluate if allowing social interactions between adult horses in a stabled environment enhances learning performance and trainability.
Studying Housing Changes During Competition on Horse Welfare
Researchers will study the effect of management and stabling conditions common in indoor competition settings to help improve the well-being of sports horses.
Taking on Equine Melanoma and Winning
May 10, 2016 – Melanoma is one of the most common type of skin tumors found on horses. Learn about a study working to provide hope for horse owners.
Studying the Effect of Second- and Third-Hand Smoke on Cancer Risk in Golden Retrievers
Researchers will look for genetic changes associated with cancer risk in golden retrievers exposed to cigarette smoke.