Rabies Vaccination Clinics
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Rabies vaccination clinics have concluded for the season and will resume in Spring, 2012.
Rabies is a fatal, viral disease spread by saliva of an infected animal such as dog, cat, raccoon, fox, bat, livestock, etc. Saliva can enter the body through a bite or scratch. Owners are required by law to vaccinate pets against rabies. Vaccinating pets is an important way to prevent the spread of rabies.
For more information about rabies, please contact the Team Leader, Rabies Control at 519 383-8331 extension 3577, toll free 1-800-667-1839.
More information on the Rabies Program and Rabies Control, click here.
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