City forced to postpone ‘one of their most anticipated’ events after deadly dog virus detected in Perth
Key points
- The City of Stirling has postponed its Paw-some Day Out after canine parvovirus was detected in the community. The event was due to be held this Sunday at Grindleford Reserve in Balcatta, and the city called it one of its most anticipated community events.
- The city says the virus is highly contagious and potentially deadly, so postponing was the only responsible option. A new date has not yet been confirmed.
- Karrinyup Small Animal Hospital has introduced precautions, with vets assessing and testing dogs outside the clinic while wearing full protective equipment.
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