status of deathly dog illness Alabama Rot announced in Lickey Hills

can not subscribe, have a try once more later Invalid EmailDog owners have been warned of a suspected status of the deathly illness Alabama Rot in Lickey Hills. There has been 112 approved statuses of the illness in the Britain ever ever 2012, by 29 statuses in 2017. In November the Birmingham Mail announced which the illness had returned to the Midlands after a veterinary surgery in Staffordshire approved a dog had died from Alabama Rot. & in December dog owners from Edgbaston said their Hungarian Vizsla 15 30 days old puppy Parker died after contracting Alabama Rot When walking on Cannock Chase. CRGV, commonly known as Alabama Rot, is a dog illness of unknown cause which affects all breeds.

Singaporean wins America$ten,000 grant from National Geographic to research dog illness in Nepal

SINGAPORE - Freelance photojournalist Debby Ng has won a America$ten,000 (S$13,300) grant from The National Geographic community to keep wildlife in Nepal, with studying dogs there. Ms Ng, 35, told The Straits Times which the National Geographic community Early Career Grant going to let her to study canine distemper virus in the Himalayas. In 1994 canine distemper virus killed 30 per cent of the lions in Serengeti National Park," said Ms Ng. Separately, she going to still the Himalayan Mutt Project, her anti-hydrophobia work which neuters & vaccinates dogs in Nepal. National Geographic's Jill Spear said: "Debby's project going to add to our body of knowledge on illness ecology of domestic dogs, & the method which affects wildlife in Nepal."

S'porean environmentalist clinches Nat Geo grant to research dog illness in Nepal

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