... . Pre-travel care means weighing risks. A set of vaccines can cost hundreds of dollars and may not be covered by insurance. The priciest is rabies, which costs $239 for each of three doses, Olmstead says. Serious risks Travelers headed to Africa and South Asia are often more prepared ... full story
... threw a rock at her car. She has pleaded not guilty to leaving the scene of a fatal accident and failing to render aid. Calf, Fox in N.M. Had Rabies LAS CRUCES - New Mexico health officials say a calf from Socorro County and a Grant County fox have tested positive for rabies. The state ... full story
... . Solano said county Animal Control officers were not able to control the dog. The animal was not current on vaccinations, so it will be tested for rabies. The names of those involved are not yet being released. Meeting on Changes To Bus Service Set Service changes for the Santa ... full story
... is placed on the pet and no information is passed on to intake or to kennel managers. And, astoundingly, all paperwork for that animal, including rabies documentation, microchip registration and other health history information is promptly destroyed by Animal Welfare staff. When one of our volunteers ... full story
... other owners before letting dogs run wild. Before attending parties, owners should be sure dogs are up to date on all vaccinations and rabies shots and treated for internal and external parasites. Mabray recommends applying flea and tick control products to animals 24 hours before parties. ... full story
... within city limits is allowed, but only for one hour per 24-hour period. n You can get a three-year pet license if your pet has a three-year rabies vaccination. n An addition to the “care and maintenance” section, which covers caring for the health and well-being of the animal ... full story
Monday, July 06, 2009 Panel reduces sting of rabies shots By Mike Stobbe AP Medical Writer ATLANTA — People exposed to rabies need only four vaccinations, not the five currently recommended, a vaccine advisory committee has said. In the past, rabies shots were dreaded almost ... full story
... that bat houses be erected at least 100 feet away from residences. A small number, less than 1 percent, of bats in New Mexico, are infected with rabies, he said. full story
Monday, May 25, 2009 Curry County Has First Rabies Report This Year Associated Press CLOVIS - Curry County has its first rabies case of the year, in a skunk. The state Department of Health confirms that a skunk that bit an unvaccinated dog in the Clovis area was rabid. The department ... full story
Thursday, May 07, 2009 Rabid Skunk Bites Tatum Man Associated Press TATUM - Rabies is being reported in New Mexico with the confirmation that a skunk that bit a Tatum man was rabid, as was a bat found in the Las Cruces area. The man was bitten late last month while working on his car ... full story
In this photo taken Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009, an Indonesian health official prepares a rabies vaccine to be given to a dog in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. Authorities on Bali, nicknamed the "Land of Gods" because of its natural beauty and idillic climate, have responded to a deadly rabies epidemic with vaccinations and widespread culling. (AP Photo/Firdia Lisnawati) Nov 14, 11:43 PM EST
In this photo taken Thursday, Nov. 12, 2009, Indonesian health officials load dead dogs onto a truck during a culling in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia. Authorities on Bali, nicknamed the "Land of Gods" because of its natural beauty and idillic climate, have responded to a deadly rabies epidemic with vaccinations and widespread culling. (AP Photo/Firdia Lisnawati) Nov 14, 11:42 PM EST
In this photo taken Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009, an Indonesian health official uses a poisoned blow dart during a culling of stray dogs in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia. Authorities on Bali, nicknamed the "Land of Gods" because of its natural beauty and idillic climate, have responded to a deadly rabies epidemic with vaccinations and widespread culling. (AP Photo/Firdia Lisnawati) Nov 14, 11:42 PM EST
In this photo taken Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009, dogs wait to receive rabies vaccinations in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. Authorities on Bali, nicknamed the "Land of Gods" because of its natural beauty and idillic climate, have responded to a deadly rabies epidemic with vaccinations and widespread culling. (AP Photo/Firdia Lisnawati) Nov 14, 11:41 PM EST
In this photo taken Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2009, Indonesian health officials inject a rabies vaccine into a dog in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia. Authorities on Bali, nicknamed the "Land of Gods" because of its natural beauty and idillic climate, have responded to a deadly rabies epidemic with vaccinations and widespread culling. (AP Photo/Firdia Lisnawati) Nov 14, 11:40 PM EST