The Kearney Area Animal Shelter has closed its cat adoption room after a cat tested positive for feline parvovirus, also known as panleukopenia. This decision was made as a precaution to protect the health and safety of other animals at the shelter.
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The shelter emphasized the importance of the well-being of both the cats in their care and the families looking to adopt them. Staff will take this time to thoroughly sanitize the adoption area and closely monitor the remaining cats.
In a statement, the shelter assured the community that their animal care team, along with veterinary staff, are taking all necessary precautions. They pledged to keep the public informed and will announce the reopening of the cat adoption room once it is safe. The shelter expressed appreciation for the community's understanding and support during this period.