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animal-welfare2 years ago

Wake County Animal Center extends shelter closure through November

The Wake County Animal Center in North Carolina has extended its closure until the end of November due to an ongoing dog flu outbreak. The center is seeking assistance from rescue organizations to relocate dogs and provide them with a fresh start. Since the closure, some dogs have been reunited with their owners or adopted, but there have also been deaths due to the flu. The center urges the public to help stop the spread of the virus and assures that they will overcome this challenge with time.

animal-welfare2 years ago

Animal Shelters Battle Canine Influenza Outbreaks, Extending Closures

The Wake County Animal Shelter in North Carolina will remain closed through November due to a canine influenza outbreak. Four dogs have died from the flu, while 30 are currently sick and 77 have recovered. The shelter is seeking assistance from rescue organizations to relocate dogs and care for strays. Adoptions and surrenders are temporarily paused, but services such as adoption of foster pets and phone support for rehoming and stray pets are still available. Pet owners are urged to ensure their pets are up to date on vaccinations and take precautions to prevent the spread of the virus.

animal-welfare2 years ago

San Diego Humane Society Demands Accountability for Missing Pets Sent to Arizona

The San Diego Humane Society is exploring legal options after more than 300 small pets sent to the Humane Society of Southern Arizona have gone missing. The majority of the animals were adopted by an unnamed private rescue organization, leaving the San Diego Humane Society concerned about their well-being and seeking information on their whereabouts. The Humane Society of Southern Arizona has stated that there is no standardization for recordkeeping in shelter transports, and while they have documentation of the original transport, they do not have records of where the animals were ultimately placed. The San Diego Humane Society has offered to take the animals back but has not yet received a response.