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Figure 3. Histograms depicting proportional funding of canine health and welfare research in the United Kingdom (UK) for 2012-2022 supported by “wide scope” funders (UK government funding councils and medical charities concerned generally with human health) and organizations specifically aligned with animals. Funding is shown by year (A) and category (animal; canine; human medicine; One Health; and other) (B). As detailed in the paper, One Health grants generally were not focused on dogs alone but rather came from a broader human medical perspective. The 2017 peak included two sizable One Health grants on rabies and diabetes mellitus that accounted for almost half the total annual funding. The figure is reprinted with permission from^[128]. Adhering to the CC BY 4.0 agreement.