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MI: Respiratory illness outbreak closes Detroit's animal control center

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Source: http://www.freep.com/story/news/201...oses-detroits-animal-control-center/95386102/


Matt Helms , Detroit Free Press 3:40 p.m. EST December 13, 2016

Detroit will temporarily close its animal control facility as it battles an outbreak of an upper respiratory illness among animals at the facility, officials said Tuesday.

The Detroit Animal Care and Control facility at 7401 Chrysler Drive is closed to the public through Jan. 2, according to a news release from the city?s health department. Stray dogs will be taken instead to the Michigan Anti-Cruelty Society facility at 13569 Joseph Campau...

The health department said it is working with experts from the University of Florida to diagnose and isolate the outbreak and care for the animals affected...
 
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