The nocturnal animals are suffering from distemper, a virus more commonly seen in dogs that causes a loss of fear of people, eye discharge, confusion, aggression, seizures, vomiting, and glowing ...

At least three cases of canine distemper — a contagious disease that attacks the respiratory and nervous systems of dogs and other animals — have been confirmed in Colorado this year.

I wrote about canine distemper. Still, since the Tehama County Animal Care Center is continuing to see an increase in the ...

The first case was detected last week, officials said. Since then, 35 dogs have been euthanized to prevent further spread of ...

discharge from eyes, nose and mouth and seizures. The state’s biologists are aware of this outbreak. Adult raccoons cannot legally be rehabbed and there is no cure for the Distemper virus in ...

Signs of distemper include raccoons appearing disoriented, stumbling, foaming from the mouth, having eye discharge and looking raggedy. Because there is no cure for the disease, police say the ...

The Outer Banks SPCA/Dare County Animal Shelter is alerting residents that it has received a number of calls in the past few weeks about sick raccoons with possible cases of Canine Distemper Virus ...