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Jeffers Vet Supply 800-533-3377
KV Vet Supply 800-423-8211
National Vet Supply 877-977-7387 (toll-free)
Omaha Vaccine 800-367-4444
Pet Care RX 800-844-1427
Pipestone Vet Supply 800-658-2523
Valley Vet Supply 800-419-9524
Camelid Veterinarians & Health Links
Rocky Mountain Llama Equipment
Quality Llama Products
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Sheep
Colored Cotswold - Our Lady of the Rock Monastery
Est A Laine Merino Sheep - Groveland Farm
Jacob and Black Cotswold Sheep - Winterbrook Farm
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Other Animals
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Border Collies and Maremmas - Groveland Farm
English Springer Spaniels - Sundown Farms
Shih Tzu - Rainbow's End Ranch
Pygora Goats - Winterbrook Farm
Orcas Island Friesian and Gypsy Vanner Horses
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Fiber
Say "NO!" to Shahtoosh (AKA chiru) and Save the Tibetan Antelope
Yocom-McColl Fiber Testing Lab
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Computer

Viruses *used* to spread mainly via floppy disks and program files, but most infections occur now because of email attachments and downloading from the Internet. For starters, if you don't open ANY email attachments, you aren't going to get a virus by email. HOWEVER, some virus/worms will gather all incoming email addresses and send themselves out, so you can be sent one that way by someone else. There is *NO* such thing as an email text virus! (There are attachments that try to appear as a text file, but again, it IS an attachment - don't open it.) *In Outlook and Outlook Express some of the attachments don't even have to be opened to infect your computer. You MUST be SURE your virus software is updated regularly with NEW virus definition files.
Check the sites below to confirm that it is NOT a hoax before you panic other unsuspecting people. 99% ARE hoaxes. The virus alert sites are going to announce most new viruses before you get an email about them. There is no Bill 602P, no dying child to save by email, no Penpal Pals virus, and Bill Gates isn't going to send you money.
First Try These Links:
These also lead to updated virus definitions for various programs.
*Use ONLY those designated for your own virus software!*
You' ll also find Removal Tools for various worms/viruses.
Trend Micro Virus Info Center
Top Threats by SARC (Symantec AntiVirus Research Center)
Newly Discovered Viruses (McAfee)
F-Secure 50 latest virus description modifications

These may be helpful too:
Virus Screen Shots
Disable VBS
Tips on Avoiding Computer Worms
Virus Calendar

If you don't find it there, it's probably a hoax. So Check:
Hoaxbusters
SARC Virus Hoaxes
F-Secure Hoax Alerts
Trend Micro Hoaxes
Rob Rosenberger's Computer Virus Myths
The HoaxKill service was created to help you identify hoaxes and to actively combat them. To find out if a message is a hoax, you can look for it on their website. Once you are CERTAIN that an email you've received is a hoax, send it to hoaxkill@hoaxkill.com and their software will then extract the addresses of all previous recipients from the message and inform them all that the message is a hoax.
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