Toby's Foundation has given $10,000 to sponsor a New CHF grant!
Toby’s Foundation is
pleased to announce that we have given $10,000 to sponsor a new CHF grant for
Dr. Stephanie McGrath at Colorado State University and for continued support of
three other CHF grants that we already sponsor for Drs. Karen Munana, Holger
Andreas Volk and Gary Johnson. You can read about these grants on the research
page of our website. Click here.
We want to thank the
Canine Health Foundation (CHF) for their commitment to canine epilepsy research
and for matching our $10,000 donation!
Over the next several months more research reports are due in
and we look forward to sharing them with you.
Interest is high in
canine epilepsy research. In the past two years we sponsored seven canine
epilepsy research grants for six researchers! One of these researchers is Dr.
Hannes Lohi who got the first big breakthrough in canine epilepsy research and
was able to develop a screening test for the Rhodesian Ridgeback breed.
We are proud that we have sponsored three grants over the years for Dr.
Hannes Lohi. Two of them we sponsored through (CHF) the Canine Health
Foundation and the other one directly through Toby’s Foundation with (ASHGI)
The Australian Shepherd Health and Genetics Institute as a sponsor on our
grant. When Toby’s Foundation began almost 14 years ago there was little
interest in canine epilepsy research. Toby’s Foundation raised awareness of the
problem of canine epilepsy and got people interested in pursuing canine epilepsy
research. We work for the day when every breed that needs a screening test will
have one and dogs that suffer from this cruel disease will have more effective
treatment options. Remember what we learn from one breed can help others, both
canines and humans! Same disease different species!
Your help is needed for us to continue to support canine epilepsy research.
Make a difference
today! Join us in the fight against canine epilepsy! We hope that you can make
a donation today because Toby’s Foundation is one of the best ways you can
fight canine epilepsy!