GCSPD has received four calls in the last two weeks for raccoons with distemper, a contagious virus that can be dangerous for unvaccinated dogs.

Pet owners in Smith County are urged by animal control to vaccinate their animals as multiple raccoons show signs of ...

An increasing number of raccoons across East Texas have tested positive for a viral disease, raising concerns about how other ...

Madison County Animal Care & Control, in coordination with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources and the Madison County Health Department, is notifying the public of a confirmed ...

Madison County Animal Care & Control, and the Madison County Health Department are warning the public after a confirmed ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Seventy-two tigers at two tourist parks in northern Thailand died from canine distemper, not bird flu, according ...

An outbreak of canine distemper virus (CDV) killed 72 tigers at 2 tourist animal parks in northern Thailand last month, officials said, ruling out earlier concerns that the deaths ...

BANGKOK (AP) — The deaths of 72 tigers in two animal parks for tourists in northern Thailand shouldn't be a major concern for the public, officials said Tuesday, because they were caused by a virus ...

Thai Officials Say 72 Tigers at Tourist Parks Died of Canine Distemper, Allaying Bird Flu Fears BANGKOK (AP) — The deaths of 72 tigers in two animal parks for tourists in northern Thailand shouldn't ...

The deaths of 72 tigers in two animal parks for tourists in northern Thailand shouldn't be a major concern for the public, officials said Tuesday, because they were caused by a virus ...

At least 72 tigers have died in a virus outbreak at two privately operated animal parks in Thailand’s northern province of Chiang Mai, as Bangkok Post.

If you see a raccoon (or other wildlife) exhibiting neurological symptoms such as spinning in circles, stumbling, falling over, acting unusually tame, or lying on its side panting heavily please do ...