Reid Park Zoo's plan for addressing the bird flu; five zoo animals dead in Phoenix area from virus
Five animals from a Phoenix-area zoo died this week after testing positive for avian influenza, or the bird flu, but here locally Reid Park Zoo’s Chief Veterinarian Alexis Roth wants to assure the public they are well aware of this disease and have a plan in place to protect their animals and the public.
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