Nassau County is warning residents about the rise of rabies. The Department of Health declared an imminent public health ...

It’s a disease that’s so serious that only 14 people have ever survived it. Now that the number of reported non-human rabies ...

A New York county has declared rabies to be an “imminent public health threat” as the disease spreads among wild and ...

Authorities in one Long Island county are issuing an imminent public health threat over a concerning rise in the number of ...

Rabies is now an "imminent public health threat" in Nassau County, officials said Monday, warning residents to protect their ...

Since July 2024, Nassau has confirmed 25 rabies cases — 22 raccoons and three feral cats — across virtually every part of the ...

Nassau County declared that the spread of rabies has become an “imminent public health threat” after afflicted animals from ...

A raccoon is biting people in New Jersey and officials in New York declared an imminent threat to public health ...

The rabies alert includes the following boundaries in Nassau County: St. Mary’s River to the North, Barnwell Road to the East, US Hwy 17 the West and State Road 200 South.

The Nassau County Department of Health is declaring rabies an “imminent public health threat” to the suburbs east of City.

The Nassau County Department of Health declared an imminent public health threat due to 25 confirmed cases of rabies in the ...

This rabies alert is active for 60 days and includes all areas within Nassau County. All wildlife should be avoided including raccoons, bats, foxes, skunks, otters, bobcats, and coyotes.