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1. ABQJOURNAL HEALTH: Doctors should keep learning

... automatically thinking "my first dog was named Duke." That may be fascinating, but it detracts from the experience of reading "Dogs sometimes carry rabies."         How do we make sure our children make the right connections and prune away the useless ones? My conference told me that talking and reading ...
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2. ABQJOURNAL LIFESTYLES: Go Batty for These Flying Mammals

... are blind and can accidentally fly into your hair, then bite your scalp and suck your blood.         That, of course, means you'd have to get rabies shots because, as everyone knows, bats carry the dreaded disease.         Not so, says Corrales author Karen Taschek, who sets the record straight ...
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3. ABQJOURNAL UPFRONT: District Attorney: It Was All About the Dog

... for $2,200, the DA says.     An officer with the city's Environmental Health Department found that the dog wasn't licensed and wasn't current on its rabies vaccination.     Brandenburg says she believed her dog had gotten a multiyear rabies shot the previous year.     She says she didn't get a notice ...
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4. ABQJOURNAL BUGMAN: Raccoons A Threat To Pets Only in City

... . If this is the case, call the city's 311 to request a trap and pick up the captured animal.         People say raccoons and skunks carry rabies and shouldn't be tolerated. I don't believe the incidence of rabies is very high and if your cats are vaccinated, don't worry about it.    ...
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5. ABQJOURNAL UPFRONT: DA's Dog Bite Case Sealed

... , she suffered two chipped teeth, she said.     An officer with the city's Environmental Health Department found that the dog wasn't current on its rabies vaccination and wasn't licensed.     Hazelrigg, who lives on a street of high-end homes, said she decided to sue Brandenburg after the DA denied fault ...
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6. ABQJOURNAL VET: Advocates aim to keep feral cats in check

... , “stick tight” fleas on his face.        In a few moments the cat will be shaved, neutered, injected with penicillin, a pain killer and rabies vaccine. The tip of his left ear will be clipped off, because that's how you can tell he's been neutered. There's really no other way ...
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7. ABQJOURNAL RIO RANCHO: Three-day adoptathon seeks homes for pets on the West Side

... 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.        Each adopted pet will come spayed or neutered and microchipped. Pets also will have current vaccinations, a city rabies license and a voucher for a free health exam.        PetSmart will provide goody bags at its store to all adopters and transportation for those adopters ...
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8. ABQJOURNAL VET: Pets can Donate Blood, Too

... requirements to donate:     Dogs must:     Be between 2 and 8 years old.     Weigh 50 pounds or more.     Have current vaccinations for distemper, rabies and parvovirus.     Not have heartworms.     Have no ongoing medical problems or be a former transfusion recipient.     Cats must:     Be between ...
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9. ABQJOURNAL RIO RANCHO: Candidate Guilty of Animal Cruelty

... seat.        On Feb. 20, Rytter was found guilty in Municipal Court of cruelty to animals, restraint of an animal, failure to provide current rabies vaccination, and failure to provide license, permits and tags required for an animal, according to court records.        Under state statute, she had 15 ...
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10. ABQJOURNAL BUGMAN: Get snails drunk to drown 'em

... ? - T. M., Santa Fe        A: Plague is caused by the bite of infected fleas, not rodent droppings. However, it is possible to contract rabies from bat droppings in caves, so be careful.        I would suggest hiring a company that specializes in this sort of cleaning rather than exposing yourself ...
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1. 9:50am -- Grant County Dog Kills Rabid Fox
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Family pet not harmed in fight because he was up to date with rabies shots.Rocky, a boxer/lab mix adopted by a Grant County couple last January, got into a fight with a rabid fox last Thursday and killed ...
2. 5:40am -- Bats Force Closure of Cruces Hospital Wing
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... the bats, officials told the paper. The bats have not been tested for rabies because there has been no human exposure, state Department of Health spokesman Chris Minnick told the Sun-News. "We live ...
3. 9:10am -- Another Rabid Fox in Silver City
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... officer around 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nance told the Sun-News. The dead animal was taken to the town dump and was not tested for rabies because no humans or pets were injured in the incident, but Nance said ...
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