Warmblood Gelding Tests Positive for WNV in Kansas
Edited Press Release
October 1, 2025
The warmblood gelding in Johnson County tested positive for West Nile virus on Sept. 30.
The warmblood gelding in Johnson County tested positive for West Nile virus on Sept. 30.
The colt that tested positive for West Nile virus lives in Yolo County.
The filly lives in Marion County.
The horse lives in Skamania County.
The horse has participated in rodeos throughout the Northwest and recently tested positive for West Nile virus.
The horses live in Foothills and Rocky View counties.
The horse lives in Henry County.
The horses live in St. Clair and Shiawassee counties.
The horse lives in Highland County.
The horse lived in Sanilac County and was unvaccinated.
The cases are located in Hopkins and Boyle counties.
The mare lives in the District of Sudbury.
The horse lives in Carroll County.
The horse lives at a boarding facility in Montgomery County.
A Friesian gelding in Providence County, Rhode Island, has tested positive for strangles.
A Dutch Warmblood stallion in Yolo County has tested positive for West Nile virus. This is California’s fourth confirmed equine WNV case in 2025.
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