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IN: Canine distemper kills large cats at Exotice Feline Rescue Center

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Source: http://wthitv.com/2015/12/09/its-de...-several-more-at-exotic-feline-rescue-center/
?It?s devastating.? Outbreak of deadly virus kills four tigers and sickens several more at Exotic Feline Rescue Center
LYates By Lindsey Yates Published: December 9, 2015, 2:52 pm

CENTER POINT, Ind. (WTHI) ? An outbreak of a deadly disease has struck a Wabash Valley sanctuary. Those at the Exotic Feline Rescue Center in Center Point, Indiana are fighting to keep the cats alive...

...A virus known as canine distemper has killed three tigers, one lion, and has sickened several more large cats. The outbreak of the virus ? which has no cure and is usually associated with dogs.

?We did find a dead raccoon several weeks ago, which sends up flags when we find dead raccoons just randomly, it wasn?t long after that the cats started getting sick,? said Fred Froderman, the Veterinarian at the center...
 
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