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    Il Fota Wildlife Park rimarrà chiuso fino a nuovo avviso

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    2. qwerty_1965 on

      This is serious.Cork will need to be isolated with checkpoints and everyone carrying their papers which will have to be UP TO DATE!🚓🚨👮‍♂️

    3. zeldazigzag on

      > Tuesday, October 14th, 2025.The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has confirmed that samples taken from captive birds which died at Fota Wildlife Park have tested positive for avian influenza virus (H5N1).

      > Fota Wildlife Park will remain closed until further notice from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine.

      > Further updates will be shared in due course.

    4. New-Stick-8764 on

      Trips to Fota wildlife park only allowed with a substantial meal.

    5. orchidhunz on

      This is really sad, poor animals and staff, must be hard on the keepers to see the animals you’ve spent your days caring for being destroyed.

    6. freshfrosted on

      Loving the picture of the red panda aka the best panda.

    7. StPatricksMate on

      This seems quite serious. 

      For some of us, it was coming a while.
       I was involved in a swan rescue where local vets wouldn’t take her in to be humanely put down, as they were worried about avian flu and its spread in the clinic.

      Had to get transport for her to Enniskillen to find a vet who would put her down. 

      In case anyone’s wondering, she couldn’t fly or move about much.

      We were worried she’d have a horrible death by a fox if left on her own too long, hence putting her down safely and quickly. 

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