Dallas animal services needs 150 foster families this weekend and is offering them $150 for their services.
canine upper respiratory infectionsDAS has been working with the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine experts to build an ambitious plan to stop the spread of illness. For this plan to succeed, DAS needs the community’s help to empty two adoption rooms, which holds 150 large dogs, between Friday, Dec. 9 and Sunday, Dec. 11, via adoption, foster, and rescue placement.
Though URI is rarely life-threatening in dogs, it spreads quickly and is challenging to contain in a shelter or boarding kennel environment. URI in dogs is much like the human flu virus: most experience mild-to-moderate symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, lethargy and congestion go away with rest and hydration within 1-2 weeks. In rare cases, dogs can develop secondary infections such as pneumonia that require additional treatment.
Individuals that currently foster for rescue groups are encouraged to reach out to their rescue to enable them to pull one of the dogs in critical need.
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