Kentucky Reports Two More Equine WNV Cases
Erica Larson
October 1, 2015
The two unvaccinated horses–one from Montgomery County and one from Nelson County–are alive, as of Oct. 1.
The two unvaccinated horses–one from Montgomery County and one from Nelson County–are alive, as of Oct. 1.
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