Canine Genetics Centre
The Canine Genetics Centre (CGC) at the University of Cambridge, led by Dr Cathryn Mellersh, is globally recognised as a leader in the field of canine genetics research, with an unwavering commitment to improving the welfare of our beloved canine companions.
The CGC’s funding comes from a variety of sources, including grants from charities. But research is expensive and not all our grant applications are successful so donations from our grassroots stakeholders play a crucial role in enabling us to keep our extensive research programme running.
Your support is therefore instrumental in ensuring the continued success and longevity of the CGC, and all donations, large and small, are hugely appreciated. Together, we can advance canine genetics research and pave the way for a healthier future for the dogs we love.
To find out more visit the CGC website.
Support us
Your support is urgently needed to sustain and secure our path towards a brighter future for our beloved canine companions.
You can make a one-off gift or become a Friend of the CGC by setting up a monthly direct debit for £5 or more.
For more information on ways to get involved, please contact Cathryn Mellersh.
Make a gift now
Make a gift now to support Friends of the Canine Genetics Centre by credit or debit card, or set up a direct debit:
Or, find out about other ways to give.
Please use the 'What prompted your gift today?' box to indicate if you would like your donation to be used for a specific purpose/study. Donations will be used for their intended purpose, but we reserve the right to use donations to support any element of our research if necessary.
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