Newly Funded Morris Animal Foundation Projects to Safeguard Wildlife
MEDIA ALERT: DENVER/June 25, 2024 — Morris Animal Foundation announced funding for five significant wildlife studies to protect animals in sagebrush and grassland ecosystems.
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Foundation Now Accepting Wildlife Health Fellowship Training Proposals
MEDIA ALERT: DENVER/June 5, 2024 – Morris Animal Foundation is now accepting Fellowship Training proposals for studies focused on wildlife health topics. All proposals should advance the health and overall welfare of wildlife.
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.
Researchers Invited to Use Golden Retriever Lifetime Study Data and Samples
May 15, 2024 – Morris Animal Foundation announced a call for research proposals, opening opportunities to leverage data and biological samples from the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study. This call does not include funding.
Julia Labadie Joins Foundation as New Golden Retriever Lifetime Study Principal Investigator
MEDIA ALERT: DENVER/May 9, 2024 —Morris Animal Foundation welcomes Dr. Julia Labadie as the new principal investigator of the Golden Retriever Lifetime Study.
Canine Health Focus of Latest Call for Proposals
MEDIA ALERT: DENVER/May 8, 2024 — Morris Animal Foundation has announced a new call for research proposals focused on canine aging, age-related diseases, and advancing the overall health and welfare of dogs.
Human Noise Negatively Impacts Cricket Survival, Reproduction
MEDIA ALERT: DENVER/May 2, 2024 – As the sun sets and the sweltering heat gives way to a balmy evening, there's one sound that fills the air, both beloved and bothersome: the rhythmic symphony of chirping crickets. However, human-generated noise can mask the harmony of the cricket song, prompting researchers to question if it is also drowning out the melody.