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Gwinnett County Animal Welfare and Enforcement and the Gwinnett County Health Department are advising residents to use caution after a raccoon tested positive for the rabies virus.
Gwinnett County Animal Welfare and Enforcement and the Gwinnett County Health Department are advising residents to be cautious and avoid interacting with animals behaving unusually after a raccoon in the Lawrenceville area tested positive for the rabies virus.
Gwinnett County health officials are warning residents about a positive rabies case found in the county.
A recent positive rabies test for a cat in Gwinnett County has health officials advising residents to use caution.
Health officials emphasize that rabies can be transmitted to humans and pets through bites or scratches from wild animals, including foxes and raccoons.