Sponsors
Our aim is to improve veterinarians’ ability to alleviate pain in animals. Much of the important work that has been performed in this laboratory has been made possible by generous donations and research grants awarded.
We are very grateful to the following individuals and organizations for their financial support:
2010
- Jane T. Gaede
- Mike and Leigh Ann Gallucci
- Mars Petcare
2009
2008
- Novartis Animal Health to understand feline degenerative joint disease better by funding further studies.
- Morris Animal Foundation to develop a valid chronic pain assessment systems in cats.
- Boehringer Ingelheim to study safer dosing regimens for NSAIDs in dogs.
- NCSU College of Veterinary Medicine (Firestone Grant) to develop effective nerve blocks for use in dogs undergoing orthopedic surgery.
2007
- Royal Canin
- Schering-Plough (unrestricted gift) to advance understanding drug safety in companion animal pain relief.
- Savannah and Barry French Poodle Memorial Fund
- Novartis Animal Health to study the epidimiology of feline osteoarthritis.
2006
- Schering-Plough (competitive grant) to study canine osteoarthritis neurobiology.
2005
- Savannah and Barry French Poodle Memorial Fund
2004
- Boehringher Ingelheim (competitive grant) to study pain relief in refractory canine osteoarthritis.
- Pfizer Animal Health (unrestricted gift) to advance companion animal pain relief by research.
2002
- Morris Animal Foundation (competitive grant) to study the clinical measurement of post-operative pain.
If you would like to be a part of high quality research aimed directly at improving our ability to alleviate pain in animals, please contact us!