Dani White

“ Animals that develop food aggression can also harm the people around them. People can be accidently bitten if they try to feed the animals.
Bites or scratches from wild animals can cause humans to develop serious symptoms. “Wild animals and strays carry a number of infectious diseases,” Lovell said.” People can get rabies, toxoplasmosis, intestinal parasites, ring worm, and bacterial infections.” ”

“ Lovell said. “We have amazing endangered animals and they need to be protected.” Lovell added that it is best to give the wild animals on GTMO their space and should be observed from a distance.
Pet owners should keep an eye out for their pets. Lovell treats many house pets that try to eat the poisonous toad that resides around GTMO.
People should also refrain from petting and feeding the stray cats that roam the area. Animal control constantly collects the stray cats and takes them to the GTMO veterinary clinic. ”