CMPD AC&C Confirms 11th Mecklenburg County Rabies Case Of 2019
CMPD Animal Care & Control says a raccoon has tested positive for rabies. It is Mecklenburg County's 11th confirmed rabies case of 2019.
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CMPD Animal Care & Control says a raccoon has tested positive for rabies. It is Mecklenburg County's 11th confirmed rabies case of 2019.
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