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Re: 2025 International HPAI Tracking Thread
By: Data Report Date: December 21, 2025, 4:19 pm
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First Alberta dog dies from bird flu: SPCA.
Source of information.
1. CTV News.
HTML https://www.ctvnews.ca/calgary/article/first-alberta-dog-dies-from-bird-flu-spca/<br
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Re: 2025 International HPAI Tracking Thread
By: Masked Man Date: December 21, 2025, 5:05 pm
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[quote author=Data Report link=topic=1803.msg4617#msg4617
date=1766355554]
First Alberta dog dies from bird flu: SPCA.
Source of information.
1. CTV News.
HTML https://www.ctvnews.ca/calgary/article/first-alberta-dog-dies-from-bird-flu-spca/
[/quote]
&
[quote author=Data Report link=topic=1803.msg4506#msg4506
date=1764733481]
8 kittens die of H5N1 bird flu in the Netherlands.
Source of information.
1. BNO News.
HTML https://bnonews.com/index.php/2025/12/netherlands-reports-fatal-h5n1-bird-flu-infections-in-kittens/
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COMMENT:
… this is dead serious bad news .. avian flu in our pet dogs(and
cats)!? This is serious. This is of colossal public concern. It
is impossible to resist commenting on this one considering this
is a momentous event in history.
An astronomical numerical proportion of us are so close to our
animals and pets we love them so. This takes us that much closer
to human to human widespread avian catastrophe.
...this hits a very personal note for me. I am one who takes all
precautions including masking outdoors and I have a small toy
breed dog that I keep in close quarters with me inside. I walk
my dog on a leashe on my property daily in my own backyard. Off
and on for several years now, I have had to deal with neighbor's
stray dog and stray roosters on our property.
May not seem like a big deal but it is a big deal to me and it
is a big deal to those who respect animals, science, and the
monitoring of avian flu. I don't prefer my little dog treading
or walking in the feces or grazing area of these stray
domesticated livestock or stray domesticated animals. My local
Animal care and control have not been very effective or
conscientious of avian flu and its impact on the world for me.
People, Please contain your animals and livestock out of respect
for your neighbors and out of respect for the very real avian
flu! This is not “little house on the prairie” a fairytale
television show where we all mingle freely together hand in hand
all animals living in harmony where all species hug kiss and
roll around in one another’s feces and bedding..
...let’s get real and number the contact points for me
personally:
.1) There’s birds overhead some of which have avian flu..
2) the neighbors have backyard chickens and roosters…
3)"Rocky" the neighbor’s dog who is a chicken herding dog has
Been residing with roosters and chickens.
4) CONTACT! I don’t want a big dirty unleashed dog who resides
with roosters and chickens coming up to me everyday trying to
play with me or my little dog who is leashed in my own yard
trying to relieve himself.(not too mention I especially don't
want stray roosters or their trail of feces in my yard at this
stage in my life because I only have less than half and acre to
walk my little dog on leash everyday in an area which is in my
own little backyard!)
Some things are just too close for comfort
Keep your hands and paws to yourselves some of us don’t like to
be touched without the privilege of being able to at least give
our consent first. Some of us prefer “no touching”...
...I just don't wanna play with "Rocky" my unresponsible
neighbor's dog..its not fair to "Rocky" either . He's a
beautiful dog but he just shouldn't be in my yard I don't wanna
reinforce his behavior of being in my yard by playing with him
besides he's around dirty roosters all day as seen here:
Video LINK:
HTML https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oUBNDzyeRxDRann8knlx_PHWSZnaZin7/view?usp=sharing
..I like him I just don't want him all over me and my little dog
that I have on leashe ..you know!? He might have some rooster
feces under his nails ..I just shouldn't be forced to play with
other people's pets especially because I have serious concerns
over avian flu and he is a dog exposed to roosters and chickens
all day. People just don’t care .. A dog just died in Alberta
with avian flu and my neighbors just let their dogs and roosters
all over the place. It’s stupid.
"Tips for preventing HPAI infection in dogs and cats are the
same as for many other infectious diseases: Keep cats indoors.
Keep pets that do go outdoors away from wild birds, poultry, and
cattle and their environments. Prevent pets from eating dead
birds or other animals." and I might add keep your pets away
from me! don't let your animals stray and respect your neighbors
who might be more sensitive and educated about avian flu!
People who mask and take precautions and are going the extra
mile to stay safe and prevent airborne illness and disease such
as myself don't necessarily appreciate stray dogs or stray
livestock in their yards! Please contain your animals for the
animal's sake! Be respectful to your neighbors.
You with your stray roosters, big stray dog your children and
maskless family, take your own chances for all I care, but
please stay way from me, the Masked Man and my yard & don't make
others, me, my loved ones or my little buddy who is my dog take
chances with avian flu and don't make us walk in your
livestock's feces! >:( Take responsibility.
Rule your own roost not mine!,
The Masked Man (lover of all creatures great and small)
P.S. Number one concern for me as a masked guy is preventing my
dog from sniffing or inhaling a trail of rooster feces from a
flock of neighbor's backyard roosters that may have entered my
yard! Not the easiest thing to do. Dogs sniff and inhale the
ground big time.
I personally would not enforce this law but what if I get
exposed to avian flu first? (at least I wear a mask but my dog
could get it from an unnecessary exposure then I would get it
from my dog inside the house if I fail to take a lot of
precautions in my own yard if there is an infection from
neighbor's backyard rooster feces in my yard) here's just a
little excerpt from the North Carolina State legislation (you
know this law exists for a reason..Think about all the reasons
these laws exist..Keep in mind, if any of these birds are found
to have avian flu during an avian influenza (AI) outbreak, many
birds, both wild and domestic, may be infected and die from the
disease. For domestic flocks, some may be also be depopulated
(euthanized) to control the spread of the disease...
"(c) If it shall appear to any magistrate that after three days'
notice any person persists in allowing his fowls to run at large
in violation of this section and fails or refuses to keep them
upon his own premises, then the said magistrate may, in his
discretion, order any sheriff or other officer to kill the fowls
when they are running at large as herein provided. (C.S., s.
1864; 1971, c. 741, s. 1; 1993, c. 539, s. 540; 1994, Ex. Sess.,
c. 24, s. 14(c); 2011‐313, s. 1; 2011‐412, s. 3.1.)"
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Re: 2025 International HPAI Tracking Thread
By: Masked Man Date: December 21, 2025, 9:18 pm
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[quote author=Data Report link=topic=1803.msg4617#msg4617
date=1766355554]
First Alberta dog dies from bird flu: SPCA.
Source of information.
1. CTV News.
HTML https://www.ctvnews.ca/calgary/article/first-alberta-dog-dies-from-bird-flu-spca/
[/quote]
...Ah some follow up reports with slightly more details as to
causes of how the dog was infected by avian flu for Data Report
& Co...
SUMMARY:
"Death of dog after avian influenza exposure in Alberta marks
second such case in Canada CBC News · Posted: Dec 19, 2025 5:45
PM EST | Last Updated: December 19
Goldendoodle died after catching bird flu from snow goose
It's the second confirmed fatal case of avian flu in a domestic
dog in Canada, with the first being reported in Oshawa, Ont., in
2023. That dog also contracted the disease from a snow goose."
LINK:
HTML https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/hpai-avian-influenza-dog-alberta-9.7023269
Furthermore at the aforementioned link above contains a video
within the site: "What’s the potential for avian flu to infect
humans — and can we handle it?
Epidemiologist Dr. Christopher Labos tells CBC News.. what is
concerning is the easier it becomes for it to infect different
types of animals, ‘the easier it will ultimately become for this
virus to infect humans."
COMMENT: Not once do I ever hear "This is of public concern! Of
course it is! I am part of the public! That sounds pretty bad to
me and I know it is of public concern.. a dog ate a snow goose
and got infected.. I wouldn't downplay that as something that
won't happen again and again.. dogs and cats are gonna eat prey
that is injured, disoriented, sick and infected..that's easy
prey. I'm concerned with snow geese as well as backyard
roosters carrying avian flu...
Here's a link of me following around neighbor's stray rooster ..
Tired of public agencies disregarding my concerns so I snidely
and sarcastically remark to animal care and control in the
video "Thank you for all you do" because they fail to take my
concerns about avian flu seriously. They don't fine my neighbors
and animal control argues that this isn't my yard whenever I
give them videos to help me prevent these stray roosters from
entering my backyard and after five years of this off and on I
am frustrated and don't want my dog to sniff the trail of this
rooster's feces. I only have a little area I can walk my dog in
and it's my own yard. I have a right to be thoroughly concerned
and scared of my dog getting avian flu in a trail of feces. I
have to totally avoid walking my dog in this area for days every
time this happens..sometimes its a whole flock and roosters can
get very aggressive around hens and flap violently in your face
and get stuff in your eyes you can easily get eye conjunctivitis
or worse from these critters as beautiful as they might be:
*VIDEO LINK:
HTML https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eGSe7Uezuo6LfJJxytkRkmtjWem45l6Q/view?usp=sharing
They are so lucky I treat animals with respect. A lesser man
would lose it!
For all I know these roosters might have avian flu just like the
snow geese why should a man of my importance take chances around
either?...
[*I only present you these personal videos solely and only to
demonstrate my real life concerns where I am concerned problems
of transmission of avian flu could prospectively occur]
Here's a video of me personally trying to resolve this issue...
*Trying To Protect My Dog From Neighbor's Stray Chickens
VIDEO LINK:
HTML https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZiD14j5Qtm54P0q3t7l00r2p-spLglls/view?usp=sharing
..why in the aforementioned video is the owner of the chickens
not thanking me for returning his stray chickens!? ??? And am I
the only one that smartly masks around flocks of domesticated
chicken and roosters to help prevent the spread of avian
influenza!? Sobeit!
Mask helps protect me from avian influenza and airborne illness
so I can safely return chickens and roosters to argumentative
disgruntled owner,
Here's a personal question that needs not be answered but that I
want people to ask of themselves: That was the second dog to die
in Alberta... What's your back up plan if avian flu in reality
should be of public concern? How many dead dogs, dead cats, dead
kittens, etc. is it going to take?
(because they whoever they is, most likely aren't going to tell
you when it should be of public concern.. you aren't going to
receive fair warning from whoever you think is in charge it is
highly unlikely you will be told to put on a mask for your
protection prior to when avian flu strikes.. you and only you
can initiate and decide what your backup plan is prior to a real
outbreak be it avian flu, covid or something else. I've
certainly got a back up plan in place for the next big
significant outbreak...
...It's not normal to have all these birds and animals dying and
dead with avian flu so why deny this or be numb about it? Why
try being normal in an abnormal reality? Why not alter behavior
that acknowledges reality that there is a threat? I choose to
live as if a lot of fellow creatures are dying of avian flu
because they are...I learn from recent history. I'm certainly
not just going to submissively let what happened with covid
happen to me. I am a person of great importance and so I treat
myself that way. I'm well worth masking for. Once bitten twice
shy and I'm Better safe than sorry. I'm expecting another
catastrophic outbreak might occur in my lifetime and it won't be
as scary as the first ..it wont surprise me nor will I let it
take me by surprise call me a fool if you'd like but I have a
back up plan... we shall use what we learned from the first
outbreak.
...When is it too close for comfort for you?
...How many animals do we need to see dead of avian flu before
we get concerned enough to create a backup plan for ourselves?
...What is the magic number of dead creatures you need to see
before ya start worrying, sweating and masking in public like
me?)
...what's your backup plan?
My back up plan is my mask and it's already on! ;) ,
The Masked Man
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Re: 2025 International HPAI Tracking Thread
By: Steve Date: December 24, 2025, 8:11 am
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SUMMARY - In the country of Japan, an outbreak of highly
pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) at a poultry farm in Kyoto
Prefecture marks the ninth case reported nationwide this season.
In line with national biosecurity guidelines, authorities will
cull, incinerate, and bury all chickens (approximately 280,000)
at the affected farm, which is located in Kameoka City. Farms
within a three-kilometer radius face a complete ban on
transporting chickens and eggs, while those located between
three and ten kilometers cannot move poultry products outside
the designated area.
LINK -
HTML https://english.bharatexpress.com/world/japan-reports-ninth-avian-influenza-outbreak-this-season-246027
HTML https://english.bharatexpress.com/world/japan-reports-ninth-avian-influenza-outbreak-this-season-246027
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Re: 2025 International HPAI Tracking Thread
By: Steve Date: December 25, 2025, 7:06 am
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SUMMARY - In the country of Japan, officials have revealed that
a poultry farm in Ibaraki Prefecture has been infected with
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), marking the first time
this season that HPAI has been detected in eastern Japan.
970,000 hens were killed by authorities as a result of the
infection. This is the 10th HPAI occurrence on a poultry farm in
Japan this season.
LINK -
HTML https://en.yenisafak.com/world/bird-flu-outbreak-in-ibaraki-prompts-culling-of-nearly-970000-hens-3712321
HTML https://en.yenisafak.com/world/bird-flu-outbreak-in-ibaraki-prompts-culling-of-nearly-970000-hens-3712321
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