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Health officials are advising New Castle County residents who live or spend time in the area of Four Seasons Parkway, near Route 896, in Glasgow of a positive case of rabies in a stray cat that recently came into contact with two people.
The individuals were each bitten by the cat, which had been acting lethargic and presented with wounds of an unknown origin. The cat was tested for rabies, which returned positive results on Thursday. The people have begun treatment for rabies exposure.
Anyone who thinks they might have been bitten, scratched or come in contact with a stray cat in the area should contact their health care provider or call the Division of Public Health s Rabies Program at (302) 744-4995. An epidemiologist is available 24/7.
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DHEC warns of possible rabies exposure in Moncks Corner The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control says one person was exposed to rabies by a cat that tested positive for the virus. (Source: Houston Dept. of Health via CNN) By Steven Ardary | February 27, 2021 at 5:28 PM EST - Updated February 27 at 5:28 PM
MONCKS CORNER, S.C. (WCSC) - The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control says one person was exposed to rabies by a cat that tested positive for the virus.
The cat was found near St. Michaels Place and Lou Elec Lane in Moncks Corner. DHEC has asked for help from the area animal control team because other cats from the same group of animals are in the area.