VS Confirmed in Reeves County, Texas, Horses
Edited Press Release
May 26, 2015
Earlier this month three horses in Pecos County, Texas, tested positive for vesicular stomatitis (VS), as well.
Earlier this month three horses in Pecos County, Texas, tested positive for vesicular stomatitis (VS), as well.
The three horses reside at a single farm in Pecos County, located approximately 30 miles north of Fort Stockton.
Officials said all fourteen equids placed under quarantine were released as of May 14.
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