Pasco County, Fla., has issued a rabies alert after a raccoon in Zephyrhills tested positive for the virus. The Florida Department of Health confirmed the case, urging residents to avoid contact with wildlife like raccoons, bats, and foxes. Authorities emphasize vaccination for pets, securing livestock, and immediate medical attention for potential exposures, as rabies is nearly always fatal if untreated.
Rabies Alert Issued in Pasco County After Raccoon Tests Positive
