Handwashing
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Posted: May 10th, 2010 - 10:03am by Doug Powell

But that doesn’t stop a health department in Pennsylvania from proclaiming “free handwashing signs help keep petting zoos safe.”
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Olympics? – and OK when the Canadian men won gold, but I still say Vancouver is a dump of a town. Always has been.

enough for petting zoos to simply put up signs and hope bad things won’t happen. Good luck in court.
function and has to be given liquids through a feeding tube.
harmful pathogens.
health practices that do or do not exist when mixing children, animals, and food, all in the same place.
animals, and even perform an ultrasound on a stuffed frog with bladder problems and surgery on a teddy bear/dog stuffed with candy. Hot dogs, cake and soft drinks were also provided, preferably after the moonwalk, to prevent any unnecessary barfing. As part of my commitment to food safety I was in charge of the handwashing station placed next to the exotic animals’ room.
been accomplished via old-fashioned clipboards and note cards.
As a reminder,