COVID-sniffing dogs deployed in California
COVID-sniffing dogs deployed in California
COVID-19-virus-detecting dogs are being deployed into some California health centers. The program is the result of a partnership between Early Alert Canines and the California Department of Public Health that trains and sends COVID detection dogs to Bay Area schools three year ago and, now, vulnerable populations in skilled nursing facilities.
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