… virus from consuming infected birds,” said FWP Wildlife Veterinarian … or unexplained cases of sickness or death of wild birds and animals.
Read More at Source.
Bird
City divvies $1.5M for local nonprofits – Times Record News
… Wichita Falls Symphony: $39,954; MSU – Center for Nonprofit Management (revenue replacement): $38,000; Wild Bird Rescue (revenue replacement): …
Read More at Source.
Three grizzlies euthanized after testing positive for bird flu | News | kulr8.com
The following is a press release from Fish, Wildlife and Parks: HELENA – Three juvenile grizzly bears tested positive for highly pathogenic avian …
Read More at Source.
SD more than doubles birds affected during historic avian flu outbreak – Argus Leader
However, now that a highly virulent strain of bird flu has been widely circulated between wild waterfowl, the writing on the wall seems to indicate …
Read More at Source.
Cockatoo Bird – handsome white – Herald & Review
Cockatoo Bird – handsome white male, 6 years old, and very large bird cage, just have too many pets, $1500 OBO; call – 217-390-0342.
Read More at Source.
DSPCA reunites family with beloved pet two years after disappearance – Dublin Live
DSPCA spokesperson Gillian Bird told RTE’s Morning Ireland it was not clear whether Baya had been stolen from her family.
Read More at Source.
Monroe farm forced to close for months after losing its entire flock to bird flu
An outbreak of bird flu at Hearth and Haven Farm in Monroe has forced the … “We’re very attached to these birds, especially our pet birds, …
Read More at Source.
Provide bird feeders for winter garden | Living | theclarionnews.com
Winter has many birds searching for food. … The five themes are Fantastic Food, Pets in the Outdoors, Family Outdoor Adventures, Fall Foliage, …
Read More at Source.
Pet theft hotspots in UK revealed | Yorkshire Evening Post
Birds make up the majority of the victims of these crimes, with more than 1,500 instances of bird theft since 2017. Northumbria – 61.5 pet thefts …
Read More at Source.
Pet theft hotspots in UK revealed – Dewsbury Reporter
Dogs are the most commonly stolen pets, followed by birds and cats. The UK is a nation of pet lovers, in fact over half of households are home to a …
Read More at Source.