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The monkeypox case is the first to be observed in a pet. The disease is sexually transmitted.
A greyhound dog in Paris, France has reportedly been diagnosed with monkeypox, contracting the disease from its gay owners in what is being reported as the first documented case of human-to-animal transmission of the virus, which has been largely isolated to gay communities after being introduced to the Western World at gay sex parties in Europe.
“A greyhound dog caught Monkeypox from their owners, a non-monogamous gay couple in Paris,” Dr. David Samadi, who regularly contributes medical news and viewpoints to Newsmax, wrote in a tweet, going on to describe the disturbing symptoms the dog has demonstrated.
“The greyhound developed an anal ulceration & mucocutaneous lesions,” Samadi explained, reporting that “the method of transmission was not made immediately clear,” by the French.
A greyhound dog caught Monkeypox from their owners, a non-monogamous gay couple in Paris.
The greyhound developed an anal ulceration & mucocutaneous lesions.
The method of transmission was not made immediately clear.
— Dr. David Samadi (@drdavidsamadi) August 15, 2022
