Rabies Confirmed in Two Middle Tennessee Horses
Edited Press Release
February 29, 2012
The horses from Rutherford and Marshall counties died last month and this month, respectively.
The horses from Rutherford and Marshall counties died last month and this month, respectively.
The horse resided in Patrick County, located near the North Carolina state line.
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Rabies, an uncommon disease in Colorado, began a steep rise in the state starting in 2008. The first case in a horse was confirmed in Douglas county in 2009, and a sharp increase in the number of cases in skunks has been noted in 2010. Recently, rabies cases were reported in skunks in Adams, Arapahoe, Douglas, and Elbert counties.
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