Packs of Wild Dogs and Ebola

One story that has stuck with me from reading The Great Influenza, about the 1918 outbreak, was about a small town in Alaska that was hit hard by the virus. The only survivor, a doctor, I think, barricaded himself into his house and had to fend off wave after wave of ravenous wild dogs/feral dogs. I believe when he was rescued there were something like 100 dogs piled up in his house and out the windows.

When Ebola starts striking communities, people will die or go to the hospital, leaving their pets behind. Eventually those dogs will go feral and start hanging in packs.

They'll eat Ebola bodies they find. While they won't get sick and be carriers, they'll have virus all over them from the bodies they consume.

Just a thought.