Pet Cancer Awareness

Research

2012 Studies

Universities and clinics studying the causes, treatments and prevention of canine and feline cancer are in great need of money for research and testing. The Blue Buffalo Foundation for Cancer Research's mission is to help raise money and fund these critical studies.

Research efforts the Blue Buffalo Foundation for Cancer Research
is supporting in 2012:

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  1. National Canine Health Initiative - “Helping Dogs Enjoy A Healthier Tomorrow”
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    Dogs give us unconditional love, loyalty and companionship. Unfortunately, cancer and other diseases take our canine companions from us far too soon. As a world leader in advancing canine health and welfare for more than 60 years, Morris Animal Foundation is committed to creating a healthier tomorrow for dogs.

    Morris Animal Foundation’s Canine Lifetime Health Project is a groundbreaking, long-term effort to learn how to prevent cancer and other canine diseases. The project will determine the genetic, nutritional and environmental risk factors for cancer and other diseases that affect dogs, and is the largest and longest study of dogs ever undertaken. Structured as a ten- year study with over 2,500 dogs, this study will surely give us groundbreaking information and new data that will help us find a cure!

    Working with scientists, veterinarians and dog parents, Morris Animal Foundation is helping to prevent canine diseases so dogs can live longer, healthier lives.

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