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New York Post
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LA reports first case in 50 years
A rabid raccoon was found in a Southern California backyard, marking the first such case in over 50 years in Los Angeles County. The animal was not aggressive but was confirmed to be rabies-positive, prompting health officials to advise caution. Four people at a nearby worksite who may have been exposed are receiving rabies post-exposure prophylaxis, while a vaccinated dog involved has been quarantined and is doing well. The investigation continues to determine the rabies variant, with authorities emphasizing the importance of avoiding contact with wild animals and vaccinating pets.
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