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World Rabies Day 2025: GARC and Battersea Call on Global Communities to Unite for 'Communities Against Rabies'

GARC and leading animal welfare charity Battersea, are calling on global communities to eliminate rabies through coordinated and community-driven action. KS, UNITED ... Read More
Rabies still a threat in Alabama despite being preventable, health officials warn

ALABAMA (WHNT) — The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) is reminding residents to stay alert about rabies after recent reports of the disease in animals across the state, including pets, ... Read More
Health officials warn of increased rabies exposure risk in Alexandria community
The Alexandria Health Department is warning neighbors of rabies after a fox tested positive for the disease in the Rosemont area. Read More
USDA personnel will soon distribute oral rabies vaccine for wildlife: what you need to know

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Officials have started work to distribute oral rabies vaccine intended for consumption by wildlife around the state of Alabama, and there are some things you’ll want to know ... Read More
Stray cat in Deer Park tests positive for rabies, Suffolk health officials say

A stray cat found in Deer Park has tested positive for rabies, the first feline case in Suffolk County this year, health officials said on Thursday. The Suffolk County Health Department "has no ... Read More
Riverside County Health officials report increase in rabid bats

Health officials with Riverside University Health System — Public Health (RUHS-PH) are warning Riverside County residents about the risk of contracting rabies, particularly from bats. Read More
Raccoon tests positive for rabies; has contact case with a pet and its owner

A raccoon that got into a fight with a dog in the Thomasville area early this week has tested positive for rabies, the Davidson County Health Department said. A resident of the home off Stemp Everhart ... Read More
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