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  • 1.  Healthy Pets, Healthy People

    Posted 13 hours ago

    More than half of all infections that people can get can be spread by animals. Diseases like rabies, Salmonella, and West Nile virus infections are examples of zoonotic diseases (or zoonoses)-diseases that can be shared between animals and people.

    Read what the CDC says about Healthy Pets, Healthy People.

    What are ways you or your organization help stop the spread of zoonotic diseases? 



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    T' Fisher, Director of Operations
    Program for Pet Health Equity
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  • 2.  RE: Healthy Pets, Healthy People

    Posted 9 hours ago
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    One of the issues I have been following is the migration of mosquitos into Nevada. The Southern Nevada Health District has seen a surge in mosquitoes and is emphasizing the importance of heartworm prevention for pets. They are also seeing in increase in the number of mosquitos testing positive for West Nile and St. Louis Encephalitis.

    Las Vegas Mosquito Surge Prompts Call for Pet Heartworm Prevention



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    Candice Hinkle
    Assistant Director
    Program for Pet Health Equity
    Knoxville, TN
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    Original Message


  • 3.  RE: Healthy Pets, Healthy People

    Posted 9 hours ago

    Thank you for sharing the CDC source. I have wondered about the spread of COVID-19 between pets and their families, and the data we may see a few years down the line. Although animals can carry COVID-19, spread to humans is low, according to the CDC. On extremely rare occasions, animals can come down with severe illness caused by COVID-19 infection.

    What You Should Know about COVID-19 and Pets



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    Kayla Anderson
    Veterinary Social Worker
    Program for Pet Health Equity
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    Original Message


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