Animal Cancer Foundation
Designing for hope, research, and every beloved pet in the fight
Stoneroller was brought in to create a new visual identity and rebuild their website from scratch. That partnership quickly expanded into something more: a creative relationship grounded in trust, clarity, and shared care.
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Honoring a Mission That’s Both Scientific and Personal
From the start, we understood that ACF’s voice had to do double duty. It had to speak clearly about research and data, while also meeting grieving pet owners with empathy and presence. The old brand wasn’t equipped to do either.
We redesigned the logo to reflect the genetic foundation of ACF’s work—a clean, meaningful mark that signals both continuity and compassion. Then we developed a streamlined WordPress site their team could manage independently, built for flexibility as their mission expands.
Giving Research a Stronger Public Voice
We designed a campaign look and feel, developed a focused microsite, and built out a clear path for engagement through direct mail, email, and social media. The campaign made complex science legible, moving donors from interest to action.
Making Year-End Giving Feel Personal
The result was more than a seasonal appeal—it was a thoughtful invitation to give, backed by a design approach that supported trust and clarity.
Turning Tribute into Shared Remembrance
We created the name, visual identity, and web experience, then shaped the campaign’s story arc across social and blog channels. The result was both intimate and far-reaching: a community of shared love that fueled ACF’s mission in a new way.
Inspiring the Next Generation of Givers
Sippy Pup Café began as an idea: could kids raise money for pet cancer research while handing out homemade dog treats? We made it real—with a joyful print kit that included posters, signage, recipes, stickers, and coloring sheets.
Designed for neighborhood sidewalks and kitchen tables, the kit turned generosity into something hands-on and fun. It gave families a tangible way to take part—and gave ACF a whole new channel of engagement.