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Hemangiosarcoma: What Pet Parents Should Know

Ethos Discovery Offers Guidance on Treatment of Splenic Tumors from On-Going, Five-Year Clinical Trial Hemangiosarcoma is an aggressive cancer in dogs...

Update 2016 Grant Award: Canine CAR-T Therapy

In 2016, Animal Cancer Foundation’s belief in the promise of chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)-T therapy for people and pets with cancer,...

Canine Cancer Genome Project Enters Phase II -Omics

Canine Cancer Genome Project Enters Phase II -Omics Focuses genomic and proteomic lenses on three canine cancers DATELINE — A team of...

Bladder Cancer Early Detection and Intervention Research

Identification of a naturally-occurring canine model for early detection and intervention research in high grade urothelial carcinoma Bladder cancer is more...

How Dogs’ Tumors Can Aid Breast Cancer Research

How Understanding Canine Mammary Tumors Could Help Scientists Studying Human Breast Cancer Ask an experienced dog parent and they are likely...

Evolutionary Advantage of Cancer Resistance in Elephants

Can Researchers Harness the Evolutionary Advantage of Cancer Resistance in Elephants? In 2017, Joshua Schiffman, MD, a pediatric oncologist and researcher...

Golden retriever Sandy's cancer treatment - 60 Minutes

Cancer Treatments for Dogs Could Also Lead to Breakthroughs for Humans | 60 Minutes

An exciting piece from Anderson Cooper of CBS News’s 60 Minutes highlighting comparative oncology.  Of course, ACF has known all along that...

ACF Funded Research Update

Research Update from Dr. Cheryl London, The Cheryl London Lab, Tufts University | Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences The Role of STAT3...

First In-Human Clinical Trial on the Horizon

PEEL Therapeutics Continues Rapid Development of Medicines that Merge Nature and Technology PEEL Therapeutics, Inc., an emerging biotech company based both...