National
Desk
| June 9, 2003, Monday Prairie
Dogs Are Blamed
(NYT) 354 words
Late Edition - Final , Section A ,
Page 26 , Column 1
ABSTRACT
- Eileen Whitmarsh, pet store owner in
Shorewood, Wis, attributes her recent
illness to her handling of sick prairie
dogs; has been diagnosed with viral
infection and with pneumonia, but has not
been tested for monkeypox (S) Eileen
Whitmarsh believes she got sick from
handling prairie dogs.
Ms. Whitmarsh, 42, a co-owner of Rainbow
Pets, a store in this suburb about five
miles north of downtown Milwaukee, said in
an interview today that she had kept two
prairie dogs in a large display container in
the store from May 5 to 12.
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