Equine Influenza Confirmed in Quebec
Edited Press Release
June 23, 2023
Horses in Montérégie and MRC Pierre-de-Saurel are confirmed positive for equine influenza.
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Horses in Montérégie and MRC Pierre-de-Saurel are confirmed positive for equine influenza.
Two horses in Lexington, Virginia, tested positive for EHV-1 after stabling at the Virginia Horse Center.
Eight new VSV-affected equine premises have been identified in California, including one in a new county, Ventura County.
No additional cases of EHM were confirmed at the Stanislaus County facility since five horses were confirmed positive in early June.
The horse resides in St. Clair County.
The affected horse resides in Scott County.
Since the last report, 18 new vesicular stomatitis-affected premises have been identified in California.
The affected horse lives in Maverick County.
The horse resides in Tuscola County.
The barns are located in Tuscola and Ottawa counties.
The affected barn is located in Lapeer County.
Fifteen new VSV-affected premises have been identified, including one in Los Angeles County.
The affected horses reside in Monroe and Jackson counties.
The premises are located in Riverside, San Diego, San Bernardino, and Orange counties.
The horses reside in Snohomish County and recently traveled to an event.
The horses are located in MRC Pierre-de-Saurel, MRC Bécancour, MRC Joliette, MRC Les Maskoutains, and Trois-Rivières.
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