A dog that was being treated at Colorado State University (CSU) was diagnosed with plague and euthanized Friday. The CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital notified faculty, staff, and students Monday.
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The number of cases of the bacterial equine infection, strangles, has reached 40 to date in 2017, according to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, with five recent cases reported.
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Last month, a human rabies case and fatality was reported in Highlands County, the first human case of rabies acquired in Florida since 1948.
Today, the Florida Department of Health reported that from...
Ellie, a 46-year-old Asian elephant at the Saint Louis Zoo, has tested positive for tuberculosis (TB). Zoo veterinarians and the elephant care team are preparing to start her on an appropriate treatment...
Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) officials have confirmed Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in an elk located within the South-Central Texas CWD Zone. The elk was harvested on a high fenced premises with...
Anthrax has been detected in dead hippos floating in the Okavango River, officials in Botswana said. This follows an outbreak of the disease in neighboring Namibia.
Recently it was reported that more...
A suspected anthrax outbreak has killed some 107 hippopotami at a north-eastern Namibia game park, according to media reports.
The outbreak at Bwabwata National Park in Namibia’s Zambezi region...
The Yakima Health District has been informed by the Washington State Department of Health that two bird flocks exhibited at the Central Washington State Fair in Yakima tested positive on September 28 for...
The N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission recently confirmed a rare case of rabies in a deceased deer in Cherokee County.
The Commission received multiple reports of dead deer around water sources and dying...
Just about one month after seeing the first Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) case on the year in Cumberland County, New Jersey agriculture officials report a second case in a 9-year-old Atlantic County...
