Gene Editing Could be a Game Changer for Dogs Suffering from Heart Disease
August 16, 2021 – Heart disease is common in dogs but a team in Florida is using state-of-the-art gene editing to improve the odds.
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TEDxMileHigh and Morris Animal Foundation – Spreading Big Ideas Together
April 18, 2022 – Morris Animal Foundation is partnering with TEDxMileHigh to feature animal health researchers covering topics like healthy pets and endangered species.
Morris Animal Foundation Sponsors 13 Scientific Symposia and Conferences
August 19, 2021 – The Foundation is honored to support organizations and their educational and collaborative platforms in 2021/22 to improve the lives of animals everywhere.
Oh, My Aching Back – Testing a New Treatment for Back Pain in Dogs
August 19, 2021 – Back pain is not just a problem in people – dogs can suffer from this too! Veterinarians are testing a new therapy that could help hundreds of dogs.
Identifying Genetic Risk Factors for Perianal Fistulas
Researchers will attempt to identify genetic mutations associated with perianal fistula (painful lesions in the skin and deeper tissue around the anal area of dogs) in two high-risk breeds – German shepherd and Leonberger dogs.
Investigating Transmission and Disease Risk of COVID-19 in Dogs
Researchers will analyze the risk and rate of transmission of the virus that causes COVID-19 from humans to pet dogs.
5 Common Signs of Heart Disease in Dogs
Updated February 29, 2024 — Learn more about what to watch for to make sure your dog doesn’t have heart disease.
Validating Pain Assessment Tool for Osteoarthritis
Researchers will validate an owner questionnaire designed to help them recognize and monitor the signs of chronic osteoarthritis pain in horses to improve care for horses suffering from this condition.
Developing Pain Management Tools for Mules
Researchers will define behavioral signs of pain in mules using a facial expression scale and a new technology, the Smart Halter™.
Developing Tools to Improve Horse Transport and Welfare
Researchers will determine how to distinguish between broken (well-handled) and unbroken (unhandled) horses to improve the welfare of unbroken horses during transport.