Nearly 50 California Wild Donkeys Dead from Equine Influenza Outbreak
EquiManagement –
Wild donkeys in California have been affected by an equine influenza outbreak since mid-October and are sick and dying from the disease. California Department of Food and Agriculture veterinarians, Moreno Valley Animal Services and San Bernardino County Animal Care & Control are assisting DonkeyLand—a 501(c)(3) rescue in California—that reported the outbreak on its Facebook page.
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