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The occurrence of distal phalanx (P3) fractures in foals is much more prevalent than previously thought. Such fractures are thought to lead to subsequent complications as a horse ages. Hoof…

This study examined 52 multi-parious group housed sows of the same genetic line in order to determine variability between sows in their responses to a given environmental stressor and the correlation…

This purpose of this study was to conduct a survey of anthrax (Bacillus anthracis) in the 19 buffer villages that surround Ujung Kulon National Park in Java, Indonesia. Soil specimens…

3/11: The date invokes tremendous emotions for the people of Japan as memories of loss and multiple tragedies come to mind. One year after the devastating earthquake, tsunami, fire, and…

In 2010, American Humane, Zoetis, and the Pfizer Foundation partnered to conduct a unique study on the impact of animal-assisted therapy (AAT) on children with cancer and their families.

Zoetis and The Pfizer Foundation have awarded several grants to American Humane to launch an innovative research study — the Canines and Childhood Cancer (CCC) research project — to investigate the impacts of…

It has been said that veterinarians are universal biologists or universal physicians. No other profession better understands health and disease among so many species. They are also called upon to…

In 2010, American Humane and Zoetis (formerly the animal health business of Pfizer) partnered to launch the Canines and Childhood Cancer study, a groundbreaking effort to measure the impacts of…

To help our efforts, American Humane commissioned a study comparing the cost of EBI and gas chambers that proves EBI is less costly to communities. Using data from an animal…