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LOVE INSPIRED US TO DO MORE

Helping the Community Is Who We Are

Our promise to our dog Blue goes beyond just creating healthy pet food. We promised to work our hardest to make a difference in the lives of dogs and cats in need.

Over the years, that promise has evolved into an effort to help fund the fight against pet cancer, and partnerships with organizations like Sierra Delta Service Dogs for Heroes and Helen Woodward Animal Center.

Pet Cancer Awareness

Join the Fight

Blue Buffalo is deeply dedicated to ending the #1 disease-related threat to the lives of our dogs and cats. Since 2004, we have led the fight against pet cancer by raising awareness and critical funds for education, research, and lifesaving treatment. Watch the video to hear from our founder on why Blue Buffalo has helped raise over $30 million for the cause.

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Meet Our Adoption All-Stars

GIVING PETS A SECOND CHANCE

Adoption changes the lives of both pets and their Pet Parents for the better. With millions of pets in the U.S. in need of homes, we know how important it is to show our support. That’s why we’re proud to partner with organizations across the country to help give more pets a second chance at a loving home.

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Service Dogs for Veterans

Blue Buffalo is proud to support Sierra Delta Service Dogs for Heroes. This nonprofit program is dedicated to improving the physical and emotional well-being of our nation's veterans by providing professionally trained dogs to help them lead productive lives. These special dogs make such a difference for those who have bravely served our country and need help adjusting to life at home.

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Canine Cancer Genome Project

We've partnered with the Animal Cancer Foundation to initiate the Canine Cancer Genome Project, where researchers will map common canine tumor genomes to unlock crucial information that can benefit both pets and humans with the same disease. The data uncovered by the project will help both veterinary and human cancer researchers as they search for a cure.

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