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Isle of Wight - uk directory
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| Isle of Wight
 Light rain 2°C
- Humidity:
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- Wind Speed:
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- Wind Direction:
- S (180°)
- Barometer:
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- Dewpoint:
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- Heat Index:
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- Wind Chill:
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- Visibility:
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Latest news for Isle of Wight
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Feline herpes outbreak affects 30 cats at Isle of Wight Shelter
ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY, Va.(WTKR) Lounging and relaxing is not uncommon for cats, but when staff members at the Isle of Wight County Animal Shelter looked closely at the animals in the facility, they noticed something was wrong.
Isle of Wight shelter has feline herpes outbreak
Shelter must find homes for 16 infected cats by Sunday ISLE OF WIGHT ? A outbreak of feline herpes at the Isle of Wight County Animal Shelter has left 30 cats infected with the virus, and shelter officials scrambling to find homes for them by Feb. 5.
Feline herpes outbreak at Isle of Wight Animal Shelter
ISLE OF WIGHT (AP) -- More than 30 cats at the Isle of Wight County Animal Shelter have been infected in an outbreak of feline herpes. A spokeswoman for the Isle of Wight County Sheriff's Office says homes are being sought for 16 infected cats. Two volunteers have taken in 14 felines. Kristen Wilda tells the Daily Press that the shelter must be cleaned and disinfected daily for at least 30 days ...
30 cats infected with herpes at Isle of Wight shelter
ISLE OF WIGHT ? All 30 of the cats being held at the Isle of Wight County Animal Shelter have apparently been infected with a feline herpes virus and homes are needed for them immediately. Dr. Betty Payne, a veterinarian at the shelter, says that all 30 of the cats have been infected. The shelter needs to be cleaned and disinfected with no cats allowed on the premises for at least 30 days ...
Cats infected with herpes at Isle of Wight shelter
ISLE OF WIGHT More than 30 cats at the Isle of Wight County Animal Shelter have been infected in an outbreak of feline herpes. Isle of Wight County Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Kristin Wilda says homes are being sought for 16 infected cats. Two volunteers have taken in 14 felines.
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