~ Watch out for your dog! LA County Veterinary Public Health is warning of a distemper outbreak in wildlife in Foothill communities, including next door Duarte. Distemper affects dogs and such wildlife as raccoons, skunks, foxes, and coyotes, but not humans or cats. It can be spread between infected wildlife and dogs through airborne transmission and contact with shared surfaces (e.g. waterbowls). Signs of distemper in dogs include fever, discharge from the eyes or nose, coughing, lethargy, disorientation, tremors and seizures. There is no treatment for distemper, so keep your dog safe.
UPDATE: There is an inoculation for distemper, so your dog should be safe if inoculated.
~ Outdoor dining resumes this evening on Myrtle.
~ Parking enforcement will resume on Monday, February 15.
- Brad Haugaard
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