Following the devastating Marshall Fire, several families were separated from their beloved pets. The Humane Society of Boulder Valley has been helping find stray pets owners, with almost 50 pets reunited with their families so far.
Following the devastating Marshall Fire, several families were separated from their beloved pets. The Humane Society of Boulder Valley has been helping find stray pets owners, with almost 50 pets reunited with their families so far.
Following the devastating Marshall Fire, several families were separated from their beloved pets. The Humane Society of Boulder Valley has been helping find stray pets owners, with almost 50 pets reunited with their families so far.
UpdatedThu, Dec 10, 2020 at 9:08 am MT
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A skunk that was found in Longmont tested positive for rabies, Boulder County Public Health said. (Shutterstock)
LONGMONT, CO A skunk found Tuesday near livestock in Longmont has tested positive for rabies, public health officials confirmed.
People saw the skunk near a walking path at St. Vrain Creek in Roger s Grove Park, officials said. They called Boulder County Animal Control, which sent a sample to Boulder County Public Health for testing. At this time, there is no indication of human or pet contact, the agency said in a statement.
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Anyone whose pet may have come in contact with a skunk, or who sees wildlife or a stray pet that looks sick or is acting unusual should call their local animal control office.