
10 Jun 2020 01:01 AM EST
Cats can catch the new coronavirus from humans. According to UPI, a report released Monday shows that our furry feline friends can catch COVID-19. Scientists however do not yet know if pets can pass the virus on to humans or other household animals. The findings are based on an analysis of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in cats in New York state. The cats that tested positive for the virus lived in homes in which one person had a confirmed COVID-19 infection.

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NASCAR announced on Wednesday that they are banning the Confederate flag from all racing events. The decision comes amid nationwide and international protests over the May 25th killing of George... More

The popular music festivals Coachella and Stagecoach have been canceled for 2020. Public health officials for Riverside County, California announced the cancellations on Wednesday. According to Business... More