Rabies Awareness Week

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Protect the ones you love! Have your veterinarian vaccinate your dogs, cats, ferrets, and selected livestock and remember to keep their vaccinations up-to-date. A directory of veterinarians can be found at www.vvma.org.  If your pet is attacked or bitten by a wild animal, be sure to report it to your local health department or animal control authorities. For more information on how to protect yourself and your pets from rabies, check out www.vdh.virginia.gov/animal-contact-human-health/rabies-control

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Make sure your pets are up to date on their rabies vaccinations! Ask your veterinarian about rabies vaccinations or contact your local health department about rabies clinics in your area. Find your local health department -> www.vdh.virginia.gov/local-health-districts Find a directory of veterinarians -> www.vvma.org.  

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There are many ways you and your family can protect yourselves and your pets from rabies: appreciate wildlife from a distance, don’t adopt wild animals as pets, keep your pets on your own property, and keep garbage and pet food secure inside. For more information on rabies, visit the VDH website www.vdh.virginia.gov/animal-contact-human-health/rabies-control/

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Have your veterinarian vaccinate your dogs, cats, ferrets, and livestock for rabies and remember to keep their vaccinations up-to-date! A directory of veterinarians can be found at www.vvma.org.   

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If your pet is attacked by a wild animal, be sure to report it to your local health department or animal control authority. www.vdh.virginia.gov/local-health-districts

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Protect the ones you love! Vaccinate your dogs, cats, ferrets and selected livestock for rabies.  Ask your veterinarian about rabies vaccinations. A directory of veterinarians can be found at www.vvma.org

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Rabies Awareness Week, Sept 26 - Oct. 2, 2002.