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The American Chesapeake Club participates in the Purina Parent Club Partnership (PPCP) Program to earn funding for canine health studies, education and/or rescue efforts that will benefit our breed. For information on becoming a PPCP member, click here to be taken to the PPCP page.
2023 – $4000 from ACC Donor Advised Fund
AKC CHF Grant 03139 Riluzole as a Neuroprotectant in Canine Degenerative Myelopathy
2020- $13,000 Total from ACC Donor Advised Fund (Divided among research projects listed below.)
$6,000 to AKC CHF Grant 02553 Targeted next generation sequencing panel for comprehensive testing of vector-borne pathogens
$3,000 to AKC CHF Grant 02636-A Development of RNA in-situ hybridization to identify T Regulatory Cells and their function within the tumor microenvironment of canine oral malignant melanoma
$2,000 to AKC CHF Grant 02561 Is gut dysbiosis associated with canine idiopathic epilepsy?
$1,000 to AKC CHF Grant 02604 Clinical, pathologic, and molecular genetics investigations of canine lysosomal storage diseases and related diseases
$1,000 to AKC CHF Grant 02323 Efficacy of cannabidiol (CBD) for the treatment of canine epilepsy
2019- $3,500 from ACC Donor Advised Fund
AKC CHF Grant 02528 Developing a Next Generation Sequencing Diagnostic Platform for Tickborne Diseases
2014 – $3000 from ACC Donor Advised Fund
AKC CHF Grant 01806: Evaluation of a conditionally replicative adenoviral
vector for the treatment of canine osteosarcoma
2014 – $6000 from ACC Donor Advised Fund
AKC CHF Grant 02107: Blinded, Controlled Clinical Trial Comparing
Regenerative Medicine Therapies to Treat Tendon Injury in
Dogs
2014 – $3500 total from ACCCT portion of Purina Parent Club Partnership Program (Divided among research projects listed below.)
$1000 to AKC CHF Grant 01806: Evaluation of a conditionally replicative adenoviral
vector for the treatment of canine osteosarcoma
$2500 to 02107: Blinded, Controlled Clinical Trial Comparing
Regenerative Medicine Therapies to Treat Tendon Injury in
Dogs
2013 – $5000 from ACCCT portion of Purina Parent Club Partnership Program
AKC CHF Grant 10208: Bloat Research Program Area Support
2012 – $389.54 from ACC Donor Advised Fund
AKC CHF Grant 01467: Characterization of Geriatric Onset Laryngeal
Paralysis Polyneuropathy in Labrador Retrievers
2009 – $500 from ACC Donor Advised Fund
AKC CHF Grant 01352-A: Detection of Brucella canis DNA in canine urine,
semen and vaginal cells via qPCR Analysis
These contributions from Purina can make a big difference in supporting canine health research, education and rescue.
Important Note: If you are already a Purina Pro Club member, please check to see if you have identified the ACC as your Parent Club.
Full details about the program can be found here.
*Your participation in PPCP will not reduce the points you earn in your personal Pro Club Rewards Program.
