Two people and a dog escaped a Pittsfield fire on Sunday evening. However, several pet birds were killed, investigators said.
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Where recent cases of bird flu have been detected in Ohio flocks
So far, in just the month of February, 410,000 birds have been affected with bird flu in Ohio’s commercial flocks. … 12,200 commercial turkey meat …
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Parish councillor resigns after being accused of trying to ‘blow up’ cat – The Telegraph
James Garnor quits post after footage emerges showing pet leaping clear of bird house explosion.
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912000 Birds Impacted as Bird Flu Hits Egg Production Facility in Jay County
More than 912,000 birds have been impacted following the detection of the Bird Flu virus at a commercial egg production facility in Jay County in …
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Avian Influenza: Biosecurity Reminders and Where to Get Help – Morning Ag Clips
Migration of wild birds, the primary source of HPAI, will continue to increase as spring draws closer. Maintain or improve your biosecurity efforts to …
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69-Million-Year-Old Antarctic Fossil Unveils the Oldest Modern Bird
Modern Bird origins rewritten: A 69-million-year-old Antarctic fossil proves some birds thrived before the dinosaurs’ extinction, reshaping avian …
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Bird Flu: Myth Vs. Fact – The Onion
An outbreak of avian flu is currently affecting birds both on farms and in the wild. The Onion debunks common myths surrounding the virus.
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Bird flu suspected at Bronx Zoo
At the zoo, a spokesperson says they’re waiting on lab tests to confirm if bird flu is to blame for the deaths of nine wild birds on the property and …
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CDC Posts, Then Deletes, Data on Bird Flu – Cancer Therapy Advisor
Scientists are calling on the CDC to disclose data about the risks of bird flu that were posted briefly online last week but quickly deleted.
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Cat Owners Warned of Bird Flu Risk: ‘Vigilance Is Key’ – Newsweek
Pet owners must take “proper precautions to reduce the risk of spread,” said Dr. Susan Nelson, a veterinarian and professor.
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