Equid Health Grants: First Award

The Morris Animal Foundation is accepting proposals for the Equid Health Grants: First Award, aimed at advancing the health and welfare of domesticated equids, including horses, ponies, donkeys, and mules. This funding opportunity supports new faculty in establishing successful research programs. Proposals will be evaluated based on scientific rigor and impact by expert advisory boards. Founded in 1948, the Foundation has funded over $149 million in research to improve animal health globally.

Founded in 1948 and headquartered in Denver, it is one of the largest nonprofit animal health research organizations in the world, funding more than $149 million in nearly 3,000 critical studies across a broad range of species.
Call for Proposals for Domesticated Equid
Morris Animal Foundation is now accepting proposals for research focused on equid health topics. Proposals should advance the health and overall welfare of domesticated horses, ponies, donkeys and mules. Applications are reviewed and rated based on impact and scientific rigor by the Foundation’s scientific advisory boards, which are made up of topic experts in the veterinary community.
Grants that assist new faculty in establishing a successful research program.