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H1N1 flu strain, also known as the Swine Flu has been found in several pigs and 1 household cat. Read articles below:
USDA finds H1N1 flu in Indiana commercial swine - Reuters
H1N1 hits Indiana pig farm - Fox 59
Commercial pigs in Ind. test positive for H1N1 - The Associated Press
Animals Contract H1N1 Virus, US Officials Confirm - RedOrbit
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