Rabies

The Vermont Department of Health is reminding people to avoid contact with bats that may fly into homes during the summer as they hunt insects. ...  

Over the past seven years, Allegheny County's rabid raccoon population has taken a nose-dive -- thanks to hundreds of thousands of waxy, smelly, brown blocks of vaccine-laced bait.  

The Akron Health Department in cooperation with Pet Guards Inc. is offering low cost rabies vaccination clinics for dogs and cats. Residents can vaccinate animals at one of our three clinics: • 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 9, at Summit...  

Looks like the rabies epidemic in Hall County is picking up speed again. One day after the 28th rabies case was announced, a 29th case was confirmed.  

Kentucky Public Health officials have confirmed a case of rabies in a horse in Pulaski County. According to Michael Auslander, DVM, MSPH, state public health veterinarian with the Kentucky Department for Public Health, the infected horse probably contracted...  

Jefferson County Public Health has announced the next series of Pet Vaccination clinics for the summer and fall. The rabies vaccinations are given on a ...  

Onondaga County Animal Disease Control will hold a rabies clinic 5 to 7 p.m. Monday at the new Skaneateles Fire Station, 77 W. Genesee St., Skaneateles.  

Hall County has racked up its 28th rabies case this year. The latest incident was a bit unusual.  

The 28th case of rabies this year has been confirmed in Hall County. On Sunday, contact between a fox and a domesticated cat and dog was reported in the Ledan Road and Woodlane Way area of North Hall.  

Rabies have been found in two of 80 bats tested by the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department.  

Health officials said Monday that a stray cat that died in Alamance County late last month had rabies.  

Amanda Schuon, 310-550-7200 info@nanoviricides.com NanoViricides, Inc. , said that it has signed a Materials Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with the United States Centers for Disease Control and ...  

BY AMY HUNTER BRISTOL HERALD COURIER A Piney Flats resident was recently exposed to rabies after being bitten by a bat that later tested positive for the disease.  

Rabies is a nearly-always-fatal virus that attacks the nervous system of animals and people. Contrary to what many think, Rabies is still a human health risk. As people are outdoors...  

The Pet Adoption Center will hold a rabies clinic Sept. 27 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at 221 Stone Quarry Road in Haw River. The cost of the shot is $5. Dogs must be on a leash and cats in their carriers. For more information call 336-578-0343.