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FRANKLIN COUNTY – The annual Franklin County rabies vaccine clinics are coming soon! Protect your pets from rabies for just $5 at one of the vaccine clinics. The Franklin County Health Department along with Dr. April Steele, D.V.M., Dr. Patrick Continue reading Annual Rabies Vaccine Clinics on May 17: Protect your Pet from Rabies
There have been two recent accounts of rabies in District 2. On January 8th, a raccoon in Franklin County tested positive for rabies after a dog was exposed. A second case on January 13th involved a raccoon that tested positive Continue reading Rabies Update in District 2 Public Health: Protect Yourself and Your Pets
AVOID WILD OR STRAY ANIMALS TO REDUCE POSSIBLE EXPOSURE TO RABIES Hart County Environmental Health was recently notified of a situation where a stray brown tabby cat scratched several people and was acting aggressive near the intersection of Reed Creek Continue reading Hart County: Cat Tests Positive for Rabies
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: DATE: January 21, 2024 Eastanollee, Stephens County, GA – A raccoon in the area of Freeman Creek Road recently tested positive for rabies. Encounters between wild animals and domestic pets, including some that involve people, sometimes occur Continue reading RABIES IDENTIFIED IN RACCOON IN EASTANOLLEE, Stephens County, GA
CUMMING, Ga. — A raccoon captured in Cumming tested positive for rabies, officials confirmed. The raccoon was found in the area of Hickory Bluff Drive and was captured Thursday, according to Forsyth County officials. Forsyth County Animal Services said the Continue reading Raccoon Tests Positive for Rabies, Forsyth County Officials Confirm