The Alabama Department of Public Health has confirmed a case of rabies in Houston County.
According to the ADPH, a fox found on Broadway Avenue in Avon was taken to the state bureau of clinical laboratories and tested positive for rabies within the last seven days.
Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | Omny Studio The fox was spotted in a private yard after the owner was alerted by barking dogs. Officials said the owner and dogs have received the appropriate medical treatment. This is the second case of laboratory confirmed rabies in Houston County this year. In February, a racoon was found dead in the town of Pansey and the animal was sent to the lab where it tested positive for rabies.
In order to help animals get vaccinated, Dr. Brad Harris, a Houston County rabies officer, is giving rabies vaccinations for a reduced cost on Saturday, May 6 between 8 a.m.- 11.a.m. at Westgate Park and the Houston County Farm Center. Vaccinations are $12. People are also reading… For stray or unwanted animals, contact Houston County Rabies Control at 334-678-2810.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
HOUSTON STAND UP: Connecticut governor says downtown Houston is 'butt ugly,' Houston city leaders respondConnecticut Governor Ned Lamont made his opinions felt regarding the city of Houston after the University of Connecticut Huskies won the 2023 NCAA Men's Basketball Championship on Monday at NRG Stadium.
続きを読む »
Houston METRO: Nearly 200,000 free rides provided on METRORail during Final Four Weekend in HoustonFans who flocked to Houston for the NCAA Final Four games, as well as fan fest, took advantage of the free METRORail rides that were offered during Final Four weekend.
続きを読む »
2023 Houston Art Car Parade to roll through Downtown Houston next weekWe're revving up for the world's biggest celebration of art cars this Earth Month! Here are 8 ways you can join in the fun as we countdown to the parade on April 15.
続きを読む »
HOUSTON WEATHER: Heavy rain, strong storms expected across Houston area, officials prepare for possibility of flooding'Our biggest fear is lack of movement in this storm and constant rain,' said Houston Mayor Pro-Tem Dave Martin. 'If the storm moves through quickly, we’re in great shape. We can handle six to 10 inches. But if it sits there and rains continuously, we’ll have some challenges.'
続きを読む »
Houston County real estate transfers March 27-30, 2023Seller, buyer, property location, total purchase price, date
続きを読む »
Houston County will keep its Farm Center, Dothan out of dealDothan had intended by purchase the 40-acre site after learning it owns part of the property, but that deal is dead.
続きを読む »