This grant funds rigorous, hypothesis-driven research projects that advance animal health and require strong study design, clear objectives, and demonstrated impact.
Funder: Morris Animal Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2026
Funding Amounts: Up to $100,000 (Established Investigator, typical) | Up to $120,000 (First Award, max) | Up to $20,000 (Pilot Study, max); durations vary by award type
Summary: Supports hypothesis-driven research projects advancing animal health, requiring rigorous study design, clear objectives, and demonstrated impact.
This grant opportunity from the Morris Animal Foundation supports research projects that advance animal health through well-defined hypotheses, robust methodologies, and impactful outcomes. Proposals must address a significant animal health problem, provide a clear study design and methods, and articulate the anticipated impact on animal health. The program funds several award types—including Established Investigator, First Award (for early-career researchers), and Pilot Study grants—to support a range of research career stages and project scopes. All proposals must adhere to strict animal welfare standards and demonstrate consideration of the broader impacts of the research.