A raccoon in the Gouverneur area has tested positive for rabies, bringing St. Lawrence County’s total to twenty-nine animals this year. County health officials urge residents to avoid wild animals and stray pets and keep pet vaccinations current. Report bites or possible exposures to Public Health at three-one-five, three-eight-six, two-three-two-five. Anyone bitten or scratched should […]
A raccoon in the Gouverneur area has tested positive for rabies, bringing St. Lawrence County’s total to twenty-nine animals this year. County health officials urge residents to avoid wild animals and stray pets and keep pet vaccinations current. Report bites or possible exposures to Public Health at three-one-five, three-eight-six, two-three-two-five. Anyone bitten or scratched should immediately wash the wound and seek medical attention if the animal is suspected of having rabies.

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