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“The CHN funds research efforts that help accelerate advancements in addressing the many problems we face in feline medicine,” Dr. Smith said.
Dr. Roy Smith, president of the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AFP) and liaison to the CHN
“The cat is the most underfunded domestic animal in research,” he noted.
Dr. Wayne Jensen, Chief Scientific Officer, Morris Animal Foundation
“The results from these studies show that genetic mutations do cause many diseases or enhance susceptibility, and tests can now be developed to identify carriers,” said Dr. Thayer.
Dr. Vicki L. Thayer, president of WFF
“The AVMF is proud to be a member of the CHN,” said AVMF Executive Director Michael Cathey. “Progressive support is needed to continue making crucial advancements in developing, testing, producing, and distributing knowledge and products related to improved animal health.”
AVMF Executive Director Michael Cathey
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Morris Animal Foundation Strides into Second Year of Golden Retriever Lifetime Study

Foundation Recruits Golden Retriever Owners to Lead the Way to a Healthier Future for All DogsDENVER/August 27, 2013—August 30 marks a milestone for Morris Animal Foundation and dog lovers to celebrate. It’s the first anniversary of the largest and longest study ever undertaken to improve the lives of dogs. Through the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study , Morris Animal Foundation is recruiting 3,000 Golden Retrievers to participate in this monumental effort. Nearly 700 Golden Retrievers from around the county are already enrolled in the study,

Cat Health Network Announces Discovery of New Feline Gene Mutations, Other Advances in Disease Treatment

Results of studies will inform development of screening tests to eradicate genetic defects and improve cat healthSCHAUMBURG, IL /August 13, 2013) — Partners of the Cat Health Network (CHN) today released final results of several major research projects that investigated genetic predispositions to disease in cats. CHN officials reported that, among many significant accomplishments, scientists have · Succeeded in creating a high-density genetic map of the cat genome · Identified a genetic mutation linked to muscle weakness in certain species of cat · Concluded that genetic

500 Golden Retrievers and Their Owners Join Groundbreaking Lifetime Health Study—Denver Dog Helps Mark This Milestone

Morris Animal Foundation Reaches First Recruitment Milestone Toward Goal of 3,000 DogsDenver/June 10, 2013—Denver-based Morris Animal Foundation  reached a major milestone by enrolling 500 dogs into the first-of-its-kind Golden Retriever Lifetime Study. The 500thdog to enroll is Sora, a lovable and happy Golden Retriever who is also coincidentally from Denver. The Foundation is recruiting 3,000 Golden Retrievers under 2 years of age to participate in the largest and longest observational study ever conducted in veterinary medicine. So far, dogs are

Celebrate 65 Days of Summer with Morris Animal Foundation

Foundation launches fun photo caption contest for pet loversDenver, May 28, 2013—Do you love animals and have a way with words? Join the fun with Morris Animal Foundation’s 65 Days of Summer Caption Contest . This animal-themed photo caption contest is part of Morris Animal Foundation’s 65th anniversary celebration. The organization has been advancing animal health for more than six decades.  Each week Morris Animal Foundation will post a new photo on its Facebook page . Participants can

New Morris Animal Foundation–Funded Studies Will Help Species Worldwide— From Bats to Elephants to Sea Lions

As one of the only organizations in the world that supports health research for wildlife, Morris Animal Foundation  helps more species in more places than that of any other organization in the world. The nonprofit organization recently approved funding for just over $1 million in wildlife research during its fiscal year 2014, beginning July 1. A complete list of the new wildlife projects can be found in the research section  of the Foundation’s website.   Competition for

Watch Video Today to Help End Pet Cancer

Morris Animal Foundation teams up with Blue Buffalo to fight deadly diseaseWatch. Share. Save Lives. With these three simple steps, pet owners can help end the top disease of pets. Millions of pets will get cancer during their lifetimes. In honor of Pet Cancer Awareness Month in May, the Blue Buffalo Company is donating $1 to Morris Animal Foundation for every person who watches our pet video on Causes.com —up to $25,000. Morris Animal Foundation  will use this generous donation to help fund critical research

Watch a Video and Help Morris Animal Foundation End Pet Cancer

Watch. Share. Save Lives. With these three simple steps, pet owners can help end the top disease of pets. Millions of pets will get cancer during their lifetimes. In honor of Pet Cancer Awareness Month in May, the Blue Buffalo Company is donating $1 to Morris Animal Foundation for every person who watches our pet video on Causes.com —up to $25,000. Morris Animal Foundation will use this generous donation to help fund critical research into preventing, treating and curing cancer and other diseases in pets and wildlife. Over its history, Morris Animal

Betty White’s Birthday Wish

Help America’s Golden Girl Raise $10k for Morris Animal FoundationDenver, January 15, 2013 — Animals are near and dear to her heart, and she’s devoted her life to trying to improve their lives. In support of her charity of choice, Morris Animal Foundation, Betty White is asking fellow animal lovers, like you, for a special birthday gift this year. “To help celebrate my 91st birthday on January 17, please help me raise $10,000 for Morris Animal Foundation , which will celebrate its 65th anniversary of advancing animal health this year,” said White. “

Animal Illness Meets Its Match

Morris Animal Foundation surpasses matching-gift challenge for health research fundsDENVER/January 14, 2012—Animal lovers across the country invested in a brighter future for animals in December. Thousands of supporters helped Morris Animal Foundation’s  surpass its year-end Matching Gift Challenge of $50,000, which was sponsored by Paul Mitchell Schools. “We greatly appreciate the significant support from animal lovers and from Paul Mitchell Schools,” said David Haworth, DVM, PhD, Foundation president and CEO. “Their year-end support will ensure we

Paul Mitchell Schools Challenges Morris Animal Foundation Supporters with $50k Matching Gift

Organizations partner to keep animals healthy, happy and beautifulNovember 27, 2012/Denver—Paul Mitchell Schools, a longtime supporter of Morris Animal Foundation, is sponsoring a $50,000 Matching Gift Challenge this holiday season. This Matching Gift Challenge means that any end-of-year gift sent to Morris Animal Foundation will be matched—and do twice as much good for animals. “At Paul Mitchell Schools, giving back is an ongoing attitude about how we do business," said Winn Claybaugh, dean and co-founder of Paul Mitchell Schools. “We are delighted to be supporters of Morris Animal

Petplan Supports Morris Animal Foundation with Matching Gift During #Giving Tuesday

Black Friday. Cyber Monday. Now, Experience #GivingTuesday.November 13, 2012/DENVER — Petplan pet insurance  will celebrate its two-year partnership with Morris Animal Foundation  by participating with the nonprofit for #GivingTuesday . This charitable social movement was founded by nonprofit and corporate communities to make a difference and embrace the spirit of the holidays. The inaugural, one-day event will take place the Tuesday after Thanksgiving and encourages people to give back to their communities

Save Halloween, Save the Bats!

Morris Animal Foundation partners with ZuPreem to help save bats from fatal diseaseMorris Animal Foundation partners with ZuPreem to help save bats from fatal disease October 18, 2012/DENVER—In 2006, a mysterious and deadly disease known as white-nose syndrome began rapidly spreading throughout North America. Since then, the devastating disease has wiped out more than 6 million bats. If left unaddressed, this condition threatens to take out several of North America’s most precious—and environmentally critical—bats species. As one of the only organizations to address the issue, Morris

Save Halloween, Save the Bats!

Morris Animal Foundation partners with ZuPreem to help save bats from fatal diseaseOctober 17, 2012/DENVER—In 2006, a mysterious and deadly disease known as white-nose syndrome began rapidly spreading throughout North America. Since then, the devastating disease has wiped out more than 6 million bats. If left unaddressed, this condition threatens to take out several of North America’s most precious—and environmentally critical—bats species. As one of the only organizations to address the issue, Morris Animal Foundation  has been funding research on

Morris Animal Foundation Invites Golden Retrievers and Their Owners to Participate in Groundbreaking Study to Improve Health of Dogs

Open Enrollment Has Begun and only 3,000 Dogs Will Be AcceptedSeptember 25, 2012/Denver, CO – Golden Retriever owners across the country are invited to apply to participate in the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study, the largest and longest observational study ever undertaken to improve the health of dogs. Morris Animal Foundation, the nonprofit organization running the study, will enroll 3,000 Golden Retrievers over the next two years. To qualify, dogs must be under 2 years of age and in good health. Owners can register their dogs at www.CanineLifetimeHealth.org. Dogs accepted into the

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