Bird flu has killed 20 big cats including cougars at a U.S. wildlife sanctuary
Briefly

The Wild Felid Advocacy Center confirmed that bird flu has devastated their sanctuary, killing over half their big cats, including four cougars and a half-Bengal tiger.
The sanctuary's executive stated, "Our sanctuary is under quarantine to protect our remaining animals and prevent further spread," emphasizing their commitment to animal safety.
They reported that bird flu poses serious risks to felines, with symptoms escalating to fatal pneumonia within 24 hours, underlining the urgency of their situation.
The financial burden from medical costs is significant, leading the sanctuary to appeal for donations, demonstrating the impact of the outbreak on their operations.
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