Rabies expert says NYS’s own data reveal why it was ‘insane’ to kill, decapitate P’Nut the squirrel
A rabies expert called New York authorities “insane” for killing P’Nut the Squirrel – saying the state could have figured out ...
Greeley police tell community to beware of disease-carrying raccoons
Greeley police posted a message on its Facebook page that said it had been receiving a growing number of phone calls from citizens asking for help removing raccoons from their yards during the day.
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How many people die from rabies each year?
The CDC estimates that around 60,000 Americans receive post-exposure treatment after rabies exposure each year. But how many ...
‘Virtually zero risk’: Rabies expert questions killing of pet squirrel Peanut
The New York State DEC euthanised popular pet squirrel P’Nut and rescued raccoon Fred, sparking criticism from experts and animal rights advocates. De ...
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Rabid Raccoon Found In North Stonington: Officials Urge Precautions To Protect Pets, Residents
A week after a fox tested positive, a raccoon in Connecticut also tested positive for the fatal virus and experts are warning ...
Three cases of rabies reported in wild animals in Roanoke Region
The Virginia Department of Health reports three cases of rabies have been recorded in wildlife in recent days in the Roanoke ...
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Rabid Raccoon Found In CT: Officials Urge Precautions To Protect Pets, Residents
A week after a fox tested positive, a raccoon in Connecticut also tested positive for the fatal virus and experts are warning ...
What is rabies? When to seek medical care, what to do if you’re concerned about exposure and more to know about the fatal disease
Dogs and cats used to be vectors of rabies in the United States, but that has shifted thanks to a vaccination effort.
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‘Virtually zero risk’: Rabies expert questions killing of pet squirrel Peanut
The New York State DEC euthanised popular pet squirrel P’Nut and rescued raccoon ... to monitor for symptoms would have been a more rational response. He further noted that rabies symptoms ...