UGA study shows climate change allows growth of ticks and mosquitoes
A recent study of shelter dogs by the University of Georgia shows more instances of diseases borne from ticks and mosquitoes.
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A recent study of shelter dogs by the University of Georgia shows more instances of diseases borne from ticks and mosquitoes.
More than one in five shelter dogs were infected with heartworm or Lyme disease, both easily avoided with common preventive medications.
Shelter dogs in the Eastern US may be bearing the brunt of ticks' and mosquitoes' expanding range due to warming temperatures.