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Equine Strangles and WNV in Washington State

The Washington State Veterinary Office reported confirmed cases of equine strangles in Clark County and West Nile virus (WNV) in Yakama County.

The Washington State Veterinary Office reported confirmed cases of equine strangles and West Nile virus (WNF).

Equine Strangles

A horse at a private facility in Clark County tested positive for equine strangles. The premises in under a voluntary quarantine.

West Nile Virus

A horse at a private facility in Yakima County has tested positive for West Nile virus. There is no quarantine.

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