The St. Lawrence County Public Health Department is reminding residents not to release bats found inside homes if they may have contacted a person or pet. Officials say bat bites can be small and difficult to detect, especially if someone was sleeping. Residents should safely capture the bat for possible rabies testing and call the […]
The St. Lawrence County Public Health Department is reminding residents not to release bats found inside homes if they may have contacted a person or pet. Officials say bat bites can be small and difficult to detect, especially if someone was sleeping. Residents should safely capture the bat for possible rabies testing and call the health department at 315-386-2325. Pets should also be kept current on rabies vaccinations.

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