A bobcat in Ogdensburg and a raccoon near Heuvelton have tested positive for rabies, bringing St. Lawrence County’s total to 11 cases this year. Public health officials are urging residents to avoid wild animals, keep pets and livestock vaccinated and report possible exposures. Anyone bitten or scratched should wash the wound immediately and seek medical […]
A bobcat in Ogdensburg and a raccoon near Heuvelton have tested positive for rabies, bringing St. Lawrence County’s total to 11 cases this year. Public health officials are urging residents to avoid wild animals, keep pets and livestock vaccinated and report possible exposures. Anyone bitten or scratched should wash the wound immediately and seek medical care. Suspected exposures should also be reported to the county health department at 315-386-2325.

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