Rabies Outbreak in Morgantown Traced to Feral Cat Colony

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Monongalia County Health Department and animal control officials are attempting to locate and capture 20 feral cats that may have rabies after a confirmed case of the disease. Residents and businesses in the Distributor Drive area have been alerted to be cautious of stray cats and seek treatment if exposed. In August, wildlife rabies vaccines will be distributed in the area to help prevent the spread of rabies.
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