
|Articles|July 28, 2008
Horse owners in Texas town warned of scam
West Odessa, Texas - Horse owners in West Odessa, Texas, are being warned of a telephone scam in which callers contact horse owners to report a strangles outbreak.
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- Horse owners in West Odessa, Texas are being warned of a telephone phone scam in which callers contact horse owners to report a strangles outbreak.
The person then says local veterinarians have a shortage of immunizations to treat the disease and offers to sell a vaccine to the owner.
Odessa Animal Control says none of the information is true.
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