The discovery of a third rabid raccoon in Amityville leads to a Suffolk health warning and calls for increased public ...
It’s a new Amityville horror. Health officials confirmed the first two cases of rabid raccoons in Amityville since 2009 — and warned the disease could be spreading. “We are very concerned ...
Health officials say a dead raccoon found in Amityville on March 4, 2025, tested positive for rabies. The confirmation was received from the Wadsworth Center at the New York State Department of ...
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2nd Rabid Raccoon Found In Suffolk County: Health Dept.AMITYVILLE, NY — Rabies has been confirmed in a raccoon in Suffolk County for the second time this year. The Suffolk County Department of Health Services reported that a dead raccoon found in ...
Separately, area officials found two dead raccoons tested that positive for rabies in Amityville and North Amityville on March 4th and January 28th, respectively. These are the first confirmed cases ...
Separately, area officials found two dead raccoons tested that positive for rabies in Amityville and North Amityville on March 4th and January 28th, respectively. These are the first confirmed cases ...
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Chicopee police called for possible rabid raccoon, found with broken legA raccoon in Chicopee was found to have a broken leg and was taken to Urban Wildlife Rehabilitation after police received a report of it possibly having rabies.
The raccoon was discovered near the 2200 block of Melrose Lane, raising concerns about potential exposure to other people and ...
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