Concerns over pets getting or transmitting COVID-19

May 15, 2020

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Scattered reports of pets catching the coronavirus are causing pet-owners to worry about their furry friends getting COVID-19 or transmitting the disease to humans. We talked about those concerns with Michael Morefield of the Arizona Animal Welfare League.

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Michael Morefield, Arizona Animal Welfare League

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