Animals & MRSA

INCA Helps Spread the Word for the Bella Moss Foundation

Inca, a six-year-old Rottweiler that had recovered from MRSA, was present at the Bella Moss Foundation stand at Discover Dogs last weekend to help show that it is perfectly possible to overcome the infection.

Bella Moss Foundation Gives Cautious Welcome To Practice Standards Scheme

THE BELLA Moss Foundation gave a cautious welcome to the public launch of the Royal College Of Veterinary Surgeon’s Practice Standards Scheme scheduled for March 27th, 2006.

In accepting an invitation to attend the launch, Foundation President and Founder, Jill Moss, said, “This is a move in the right direction, but there is still a great deal for the College to do.”

Veterinary Times article

This article appeared in the Veterinary Times - Quest for Guidelines to Avoid Antibiotic Misuse

Download vt37.44 Pg1-2.pdf

First ESBLs in UK Pets

More antibiotic resistant bacterial strains showing up...

Download first_esbls_in_uk_pets.pdf

MRSA in USA Pets

The Bella Moss Foundation has been contacted more and more by USA pet owners concerning MRSA infections. This is a recent story on Fox News in the USA. Andie & her dog Cooper are featured in this story. Andie mentions the Bella Moss Foundation as the only place she could find information on MRSA in pets to help her dog Cooper:

Video:
http://www.wicz.com/fox40/video.asp?video=11%2D9%2D07+MRSA%2Ewmv

News article:
http://www.wicz.com/news2005/viewarticle.asp?a=4952

A Bella Moss Foundation International Event

Event:- August 2007 An International event
For a whole month help the Bella Moss Foundation to remember Bella and help all animals with mrsa

Contact Jill Moss President of Bella Moss Foundation
themosses@btinternet.com Mobile 07860 879079

The Bella Moss Foundation Helps Pet People in the UK and US

www.thebellamossfoundation.com

www.pets-mrsa.com

PRESS RELEASE

FEBRUARY 2006

More and more people are seeking help and advice on their companion animals from The Bella Moss Foundation. Jill Moss, Foundation President, says, “Over the past 18 months we have had calls from people whose animals have MRSA or who have it themselves and are concerned for their pets. I have been able to put some of these in touch with the veterinary experts we have made contact with and sometimes that has been all that was needed. Sometime, though, we have had to help people understand the meaning of the information they have been given, or even go with them as support through a difficult meeting. At time it has not been easy, but the help The Foundation has managed to give has made it all worthwhile.”