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FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUEST REFERENCE NO: 288313
I write in connection with your request for information which was received on 1st November 2023. Please find below the response to your request:
I would like to make a request under the freedom of information act.
Please provide an annual breakdown since 2017, and including so far in 2023, how many dogs owned by your organisation have tested positive for Brucella canis.
Please also give the number of tests done every year for Brucella canis.
For any positive test please explain when the disease was identified, where the animal was living, the precautions put in place, if the infection spread, what happened to the dog and measures in place to ensure the disease does not spread in future.
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Please provide an annual breakdown since 2017, and including so far in 2023, how many dogs owned by your organisation have tested positive for Brucella canis.
Nil return
Please also give the number of tests done every year for Brucella canis.
Nil return
For any positive test please explain when the disease was identified, where the animal was living, the precautions put in place, if the infection spread, what happened to the dog and measures in place to ensure the disease does not spread in future.
N/A