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The Perry County Dog Shelter will be closed for two weeks because of an outbreak of canine influenza.

The shelter at 1650 Commerce Drive in New Lexington about 60 miles southeast of Columbus is asking for donations of bleach, paper towels and disinfecting cleaning products to prevent the illness from spreading, according to a post on the shelter’s Facebook page.

Canine influenza, also known as “dog flu,” is a contagious respiratory disease with symptoms of cough, runny nose, lethargy, eye discharge and reduced appetite, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Most dogs recover in two to three weeks, and there is no evidence that the illness can spread from dogs to humans. convenience store owner.

The high court let stand a 2018 decision by the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati that agreed with attorneys for Ahmad Fawzi Issa that statements about his arrangement of a murder-forhire case were hearsay and violated his right to confront witnesses against him.

Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters will have to decide whether to retry Issa, 49. hospital Monday, a day after her boyfriend shot her “almost execution-style” before he killed himself during a SWAT standoff in Medina County, the county coroner said.

The boyfriend, Shawn Guillereault, 44, barricaded himself in a basement when officers responded to his 911 call reporting that he had shot the 45-year-old woman, Montville Township Police Chief Terry Grice said.

The woman’s daughter had run a half-mile from the home to a restaurant while naked to say that Guillereault had sexually assaulted her.