Medical experts said the virus is fortunately not transmissible from dogs to humans or other animals.
CINCINNATI - A deadly virus continues to spread around an animal shelter in Ohio, and officials said the number of dogs who have died has increased.
The shelter said it will continue to test the dogs daily to help decrease the number of sick animals in its care. Officials said 33 cases were confirmed out of 75 tests conducted. The dogs who tested negative with antibodies are cleared for adoption or fostering and do not pose a threat to the community or other animals, according to the shelter.
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