A cat in New Jersey was euthanized after becoming severely ill from a confirmed case of bird flu, the state's health ...
New Jersey’s first case of bird flu in a cat has been confirmed in a feral cat in Hunterdon County, the state Department of ...
The San Angelo Standard-Times on MSN1d
City of San Angelo seeks to quell rumor about dogs euthanized WednesdayCity Animal Services opened dog intake, effective Wednesday, for San Angelo residents to improve public safety and reduce the ...
Time was ticking on an 11-month-old puppy named T-Rex. The pup came into the animal shelter on February 3 after someone found ...
The dog was humanely euthanized due to its declining condition and to prevent further suffering. The dog’s symptoms were ...
The first case of the bird flu in a New Jersey cat was confirmed Friday by public health officials, who said the feline had ...
Officials with the Vanderburgh Humane Society say they had to remove 27 cats from an unsafe and unsanitary home after their ...
On Friday, the Animal Foundation confirmed that a dog in their facility that tested positive for canine distemper, was humanely euthanized.
Zoo staff made the difficult choice to euthanize one of the zoo’s two female mountain lions, Sierra, earlier in the week.
ABC 7 New York on MSN4h
Cat infected with bird flu in New Jersey euthanized after developing severe symptomsThe cat had no reported exposure to infected poultry, livestock, or raw milk or meat, but did roam freely outdoors, so exposure to wild birds or other animals is unknown, the New Jersey Department of ...
This comes after the county commissioners rejected the only bid to manage the shelter, citing a lack of key information.
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