World Zoonoses Day wishes messages and quotes
World Zoonoses Day wishes messages and quotes – On July 6, 1885, a boy received the first vaccine against rabies.
Now, we mark the historic event with World Zoonoses Day – which this year seems more relevant than ever, in a world unmatched by COVID-19 and an endless parade of other zoonotic threats.
“Not all zoonotic diseases become epidemics, but most epidemics are caused by zoonoses and have become characteristic of the Anthropocene epoch,” write the authors of this editorial. The answer, he says, demands a view of society as a whole.
1.Come along and join us in celebrating this day by sharing your knowledge about zoonotic diseases and becoming wiser in the process. Happy World Zoonoses Day 2020.
2.We should be glad that a day like this is being celebrated and we are made aware of the various diseases and ways in which we can prevent them. Happy World Zoonoses Day 2020.
3.It is that time of the year when we exchange information about zoonose diseases with our friends and loved ones. Happy World Zoonoses Day 2020.
4.Cheers to a day which celebrates good health for both animals and human beings. Happy World Zoonoses Day 2020.
5.The world Zoonoses day focuses on a lot of important things including emphasizing on the importance and necessity of veterinary doctors in our lives. Happy World Zoonoses Day 2020.
6.World zoonoses day is all about learning the ways to treat animals better so that animals remain healthy. Happy World Zoonoses Day 2020.
7.World Zoonoses Day gives us an idea of the fact how the health of humans is dependent on the health of animals. Happy World Zoonoses Day 2020.
8.This day reminds us that if we take care of the health of the animals, we will be able to assure a healthier future for ourselves. Happy World Zoonoses Day 2020.
9.Let’s come together to celebrate this day and stop the spread of zoonoses. Happy World Zoonoses Day 2020.
10.Let us wish everyone a happy world Zoonoses day and pray everyone gets informed about zoonotic diseases.
11.We can understand the concept of the term Zoonoses if we break the word into zoon and nosos which means animal and ailments respectively. Happy World Zoonoses Day 2020.
12.Zoonotic tuberculosis (TB) is a form of TB that is often transmitted from infected animals, mostly cattle, to humans. This form of TB can also spread through the consumption of infected animals.
13.Zoonoses can spread from direct contact with animals or indirectly or in the form of vector-borne (through fleas, mosquitoes, ticks, among others), food-borne or water-borne infections. A common way for these diseases to spread is through the bite of a mosquito or tick.
14.Zoonotic illnesses are caused by germs like viruses, bacteria, parasites and fungi. The illnesses can appear both in animals and humans. Scientists say that even healthy-looking animals carrying the harmful germs can infect human beings.
15.Some of the most deadliest zoonotic diseases include anthrax, dengue, E. coli infections, encephalitis, Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS), plague, Ebola, rabies, and now COVID-19.
16.According to WHO estimates, nearly one billion cases of illness and millions of death occur every year globally from zoonoses. Some 60 per cent of the emerging infectious diseases are zoonotic.
