2 Washington Horses Positive for Influenza
Edited Press Release
May 21, 2024
The horses live in Clallam County.
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The horses live in Clallam County.
The filly lives at a barn in Newaygo County, where two other horses previously tested positive.
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The horses lived in Harris County and were euthanized.
The cases are located in Wexford, St. Clair, and Emmett counties.
The horse lived in Columbia County and was euthanized.
The horse lives at a stable in MRC Vaudreuil-Soulanges.
The horse lives in Brazos County.
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The horse lives in King County.
The horse lived in Osceola County and was euthanized.
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The horse lives in Brevard County.
The horse lives in Spokane County.
The affected horse lives in Ferry County.
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