Central Park Raccoons Dying from ‘Canine Distemper’ Virus
Canine distemper, a virus that can be deadly in animals, has recently been spreading among Central Park raccoons. Two have tested positive
Central Park Raccoons Dying from ‘Canine Distemper’ Virus
Published in canine distemper, central park, NEWS, OUTDOORS and raccoons
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