A rabid fox attacked an Atmore resident, leading to a rabies confirmation and medical treatment for the victims; the incident underscores the importance of vaccinating pets to prevent rabies transmission from wild animals.
A woman in Bedford County was attacked by a rabid fox on her porch, prompting health officials to warn residents about rabies risks and the importance of vaccination and avoiding contact with wild animals.
A fox in Wake County tested positive for rabies after biting a man, marking the third rabid fox attack in the area this month. Animal Control responded to the incident, captured the fox, and is advising residents on rabies prevention measures, including vaccination and avoiding contact with stray animals.
A potentially rabid fox has attacked three people in Rome, New York, and is still at large. The Oneida County Health Department has issued a warning, urging anyone who has been bitten, attacked, or had contact with the fox to seek medical attention and contact the department for further guidance. The Rome Police Department is actively searching for the animal, and individuals who were exposed are receiving post-exposure prophylaxis.