Public Health Alert - Rabies
Summary
A third raccoon in Lynn Haven has tested positive for rabies, so this is a real local health warning, not just a wildlife nuisance. Keep pets close and vaccinated, and stay away from any wild animal acting oddly.
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Impact analysis
Rabies exposure can mean surprise vet bills, testing, and treatment costs, plus city animal-control spending.
Vaccinated pet owners and anyone who avoids strange wildlife benefit most from this alert.
Unvaccinated pets and anyone who handles or gets too close to a rabid animal face serious risk.
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