HEALTH● LOWAug 17 · Aug 17, 2026, 5:15 AM
Vets turn away injured wildlife amid bird flu fears
theleader.com.au · Australia
Veterinarians are reportedly declining to treat injured wildlife due to concerns about bird flu. This situation highlights the impact of disease fears on animal care.
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