Our mission
Medicine for happy and healthy paws
Millions of dogs and cats live with conditions that have no approved treatment. Every study that stalls for lack of guidance, funding insight, or regulatory clarity is a delay for the animals who could benefit. Our team brings decades of combined experience to close that gap
What drives us: to serve with care, fund with purpose, and always put animals first.
Londons Mission at our Core
Improving Outcomes Through Expert Consulting
Working with a nonprofit consulting partner offers advantages traditional consultants can’t match. Because London’s Mission is driven by mission, not margins, our guidance is shaped entirely around what’s best for your research and the animals it aims to help — honest, unbiased, and grounded in scientific integrity. It also means access to expert-level guidance through genuine partnership, so more focus can go where it matters most: research, development, and getting life-changing treatments to the animals who need them.
- Pre Study / Study Design
- Regulatory Strategy
- Funding & Grants
- Clinical Trial Execution
- Data & Analysis
- Commercialization Readiness
The Indications Driving Our Research Focus
Osteoarthritis & Pain
Osteoarthritis is one of the most common conditions affecting dogs and cats, yet treatment options remain limited. London's Mission supports research into safer, more effective therapies — helping pets stay active, comfortable, and pain-free for longer.
Oncology
Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death in dogs and cats, yet treatment options for companion animals lag far behind those available in human medicine. Many pet owners face difficult choices with limited access to effective, well-studied therapies. London's Mission supports research into novel cancer treatments for dogs and cats.
Diabetes & Metabolic
Diabetes and other metabolic conditions are increasingly common in dogs and cats, often requiring lifelong management through daily insulin injections, strict diet control, and close monitoring. While current treatments help manage symptoms, they can be demanding for both pets and their owners.
Cognitive Dysfunction
Canine and feline cognitive dysfunction — often compared to dementia in humans — is a growing concern as pets live longer than ever before. Affected pets may experience confusion, disrupted sleep, anxiety, and a noticeable withdrawal from the people and routines they once loved. Despite how common it is in aging pets, very few targeted treatments exist.
Cardiovascular
Heart disease is one of the most common and serious conditions affecting dogs and cats, yet most treatments only manage symptoms. London's Mission supports research into disease-modifying therapies — working toward heart disease that's truly treatable, not just managed.
Anxiety & Behavioral Disorders
Anxiety and behavioral disorders are common but under-treated in dogs and cats, with few well-studied pharmaceutical options available. London's Mission supports research into safer, more effective therapies — helping pets feel calmer and more secure in daily life.