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Ashtabula County Humane Society helps abused animals from fur farm find new homes
The Humane Society of the United States rescued hundreds of animals from horrible conditions in Ashtabula County. Now, they are being rehabilitated across the country.
Hundreds of animals rescued from Ashtabula fur and urine farm
The Humane Society of the United States rescued more than 250 animals from a fur and urine farm in Ashtabula County.
'Shocking conditions': Over 250 animals rescued from Ashtabula County fur and urine farm
Humane society officials say foxes, raccoons, wolf-dog hybrids, skunks, opossums and coyotes were living in filthy cages with no protection from the bitter cold.
Hundreds of animals rescued from ‘horrific’ conditions at NE Ohio fur farm
ROME TOWNSHIP, Ohio — More than 250 animals, including dogs, foxes, coyotes and opossums, have been removed from a fur and urine farm in Ashtabula County after they were found in what one official described as a “horrific” situation.
Hundreds of animals, foxes, raccoons, wolf-dog hybrids, skunks, coyotes, rescued from Ohio fur farm
Hundreds of animals were rescued from a fur and urine farm near Cleveland, Ohio, during a rescue operation conducted by the Humane Society of the United States and
Hundreds of foxes, wolf-dog hybrids, other animals rescued from NE Ohio ‘fur farm’
Hundreds of animals have been rescued from what humane agents are calling a “fur and urine farm” in Ashtabula County.
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Health officials: Virus that causes influenza detected in wastewater in these local counties
A warning is issued from Ashtabula health officials concerning a rise in flu cases and the potential for many more in the ...
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Wastewater Monitoring Shows Elevated Levels of Flu Activity in Ashtabula
The data, collected between Jan. 12 and 20, helps predict outbreaks days before cases or hospitalizations rise.
High levels of influenza detected in Ashtabula
Warnings of increased influenza fragments in the Ashtabula sewer system were released Monday by the Ashtabula Health Department. "This trend is an early indicator that cases of influenza in the ...