Wild birds can carry the disease to new areas when migrating, potentially exposing domestic poultry to the virus. There is currently no treatment for …
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Bird usually only seen on West Coast spotted in Kentucky | Lexington Herald Leader
The bird, a varied thrush, was first spotted Jan. 16 by a man who lives on Edgemoor Drive and posted a photo on Facebook asking people to help …
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UI expert explains: What you need to know about bird flu
… bird flu is a disease caused by certain influenza viruses that usually spread among birds, not humans, and that public health.
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BIRD – Israel-U.S. Binational Industrial R&D Foundation to Invest $6 Million in 5 New Projects
The approved projects, with an overall budget of $15 million, involve innovations in Electronics, Healthcare, Medical Devices, …
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How to protect your pet from bird flu | Here & Now – WBUR
A few cats have died from bird flu and there have been a handful of recalls of raw pet food.
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Bird flu causing concern – The River Reporter
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (known as H5N1) is known to infect wild birds, especially waterfowl and raptors. … wild or domestic birds do not …
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Following confirmation of bird flu in Amherst geese, biosecurity on farms urged by state
Massachusetts is dealing with an outbreak of H5N1 bird flu. It’s been here since 2022. This week, it was confirmed in wild birds on the UMass …
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Dead geese found at UMass Amherst test positive for bird flu – Boston 25 News
Follow the best practices of hunting geese while handling and processing wild game. Keeping pets safe and away from wildlife. Cats are highly …
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Another wild cat succumbs to bird flu at local shelter as FDA issues precautions on cat food
A local felid sanctuary is mourning the loss of another wild cat after more than a dozen animals at the shelter died from bird flu.
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CT peacocks euthanized due to bird flu were ‘flawless,’ owner says – CT Insider
A backyard flock of peacocks, ducks and chickens in Stonington was euthanized by Connecticut officials after tests confirmed bird flu.
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