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Mississippi leads nation in deadly heartworm infections
Justin Glowacki
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Sami Jordan
and
Nischit Sharma
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August 18, 2025
“We diagnose about 1 in every 8 dogs with heartworm disease,” said Tamara Huff, shelter director of Hub City Humane Society. “Heartworms are transmitted by mosquitoes … it just takes one bite from one mosquito for your pet’s life to change.”
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