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03/08/2021
■Class discussion: Besides protecting them from getting sick, why would it be important to give coronavirus vaccine to animals which commonly come into contact with people? Where did the COVID-19 virus likely originate? Why were millions of farm-raised mink slaughtered last year? Dogs, cats and ferrets also can be infected with coronavirus. Should we vaccinate our pets? What other infections can jump to humans from domesticated animals such as pigs?
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