Mobile Petting Zoo Visitors Warned of Rabies Exposure After Baby Goats Test Positive
Health officials in North Carolina are warning visitors who touched baby goats at a mobile petting zoo to contact their local health department after several goats tested positive for rabies. The incident has led to concerns about potential exposure to the disease among those who interacted with the animals.
Health officials in North Carolina are warning people who visited a mobile petting zoo that had baby goats test positive for rabies to contact their local health department after several goats were confirmed to have contracted the disease. The mobile petting zoo has issued a precautionary message urging visitors who touched the infected animals to seek medical attention immediately. This alert comes as part of the state's efforts to contain and prevent further spread of the disease. Several people may have been exposed to rabies through contact with the infected goats.
