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Indiana Bird Flu Outbreak: 6.7 Million Affected, Risks Rise

3/2/2025

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In Indiana, a staggering 6.7 million birds have been struck by Bird Flu, forcing the Rescue, Release, Repeat shelter to stop accepting new birds. Wildlife rehabilitator Rachelle Marshman raises alarms about the disease's potential to spread to humans. With symptoms like lethargy and runny eyes, the Indiana DNR urges the public to minimize contact with waterfowl and properly dispose of any deceased birds.

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In Indiana, a staggering 6.7 million birds have been struck by Bird Flu, forcing the Rescue, Release, Repeat shelter to stop accepting new birds. Wildlife rehabilitator Rachelle Marshman raises alarms about the disease's potential to spread to humans. With symptoms like lethargy and runny eyes, the Indiana DNR urges the public to minimize contact with waterfowl and properly dispose of any deceased birds.