Rabies Alerts Issued in Duval County, Stonington After Animal Tests Positive
Rabies Alerts Issued in Duval County, Stonington After Animal Tests Positive

Rabies Alerts Issued in Duval County, Stonington After Animal Tests Positive

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The Florida Department of Health in Duval County has issued a 60-day rabies alert for parts of Duval County after a coyote killed in Atlantic Beach tested positive for rabies. The coyote was linked to several attacks on people and a dog in the area near Begonia Street. Health officials are monitoring the situation and emphasize that rabies is present in the wild animal population locally. Residents and visitors are urged to take precautions, such as vaccinating pets, keeping them supervised, avoiding contact with wild or stray animals, and seeking medical attention if bitten or scratched. The alert highlights the importance of timely treatment after potential exposure to rabies. Local authorities are also encouraging the public to report animal bites and avoid attracting wildlife with food or unsecured garbage.

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