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North Dakota woman accused of causing a rabies scare after bringing wild raccoon to bar

A Maddock woman accused of causing a rabies scare by bringing a wild raccoon into a local bar says her family is "traumatized" by her arrest and the euthanizing of

Benson countyNorth dakotaUnited statesErin christensenScott winkelmanBeth carlsonGofundme justiceHuman services departmentFish departmentBenson county sheriff officeHuman servicesFish enforcement divisionDakota board of animal healthDakota state universityNorth dakota boardAnimal health

Raccoon brought to North Dakota bar tests negative for rabies

North Dakota Health and Human Services said the raccoon, which was killed after his visit to Maddock Bar, did not have rabies.

Benson countyNorth dakotaUnited statesAmanda bakkenErin christensenCindy smithWildlife centerDakota department of healthDepartment of healthBenson county sheriff officeNorth dakota departmentBenson county sheriffNorth dakota gameRegion correctional facilityMaddock bar

Raccoon brought to North Dakota bar tests negative for rabies

North Dakota Health and Human Services said the raccoon, which was killed after his visit to Maddock Bar, did not have rabies.

Benson countyNorth dakotaUnited statesAmanda bakkenErin christensenCindy smithWildlife centerDakota department of healthDepartment of healthBenson county sheriff officeNorth dakota departmentBenson county sheriffNorth dakota gameRegion correctional facilityMaddock bar

Raccoon brought to North Dakota bar tests negative for rabies

North Dakota Health and Human Services said the raccoon, which was killed after his visit to Maddock Bar, did not have rabies.

Benson countyNorth dakotaUnited statesAmanda bakkenErin christensenCindy smithWildlife centerDakota department of healthDepartment of healthBenson county sheriff officeNorth dakota departmentBenson county sheriffNorth dakota gameRegion correctional facilityMaddock bar

Raccoon brought to North Dakota bar tests negative for rabies

North Dakota Health and Human Services said the raccoon, which was killed after his visit to Maddock Bar, did not have rabies.

Benson countyNorth dakotaUnited statesAmanda bakkenErin christensenCindy smithWildlife centerDakota department of healthDepartment of healthBenson county sheriff officeNorth dakota departmentBenson county sheriffNorth dakota gameRegion correctional facilityMaddock bar

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