2020 has indeed been a quite challenging for many around the world due to the Coronavirus. In the midst of it all many have found solace in adopting or bringing a new puppy into their households as new family members, companions for themselves or their children. Sheltering in place has found many able to provide the time, love and care for these new fur babies into their homes.
But as the pandemic continues into 2021, the concern of Covid-19 and the question of whether it can be passed to them or if it can be transferred to humans. According to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), there is no evidence that animals can spread the virus and the risk is considered low in that it can spread to humans.
If you have questions or concerns about Covid-19 and your animals visit the CDC’s website page and for more information visit the Ohio State University’s/College of Veterinary Medicine. Here you’ll find answers to questions that many have been asking during this pandemic.
For those of you who have adopted or brought a new pup into your household, congratulations. We hope you and your families take pride and good care of these unconditional loving animals. They have been by the side of the human race for centuries and continue to be a source of comfort. Happy New Year and here’s to renewed hope, health and happiness.
For those of you who have adopted or brought a new pup into your household, congratulations. We hope you and your families take pride and good care of these unconditional loving animals. They have been by the side of the human race for centuries and continue to be a source of comfort. Happy New Year and here’s to renewed hope, health and happiness.