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Front Page Wednesday, April 09, 2008 Grant County Facing New Strain of Rabies Associated Press SILVER CITY State and federal representatives have told Grant County officials that initially, there will be a fairly large number of rabies cases from a strain new to New Mexico, but that the number should ... ... to do with size or may have to do with temperament - but are usually in the $25-$50 per day range. Dogs must have proof of vaccinations for rabies (current within 36 months), DHL-P-P (within the last 12 months) and bordetella (within the last six months). Cats must show proof of rabies and FVRCP ... Monday, March 31, 2008 Gila Forest Posts Signs Warning About Rabies Outbreak Associated Press SILVER CITY The supervisor of the Gila National Forest says he wants visitors to enjoy the outdoors, but he also wants them to be aware of an outbreak of rabies among foxes in Grant and Catron ... ... anyone who violates the ban. Fox-Bite Victim Gets Shots GLENWOOD - The state Department of Game and Fish says a woman has received rabies treatment as a precaution after she was bitten by a fox. The agency did not release the identity of the 19-year-old woman who was bitten Tuesday on ... Thursday, March 20, 2008 Rabies Confirmed in Fox in Silver City Associated Press SILVER CITY Another rabid fox has turned up in Silver City. A state Department of Game and Fish official, Leon Redman, said the fox was involved in a confrontation with a dog on a trail in town Monday. ... ... calling cards were taken from elsewhere inside the store, according to Santa Fe Police Deputy Chief Benjie Montaño. Peñasco Skunk Positive for Rabies PEÑASCO - A skunk found in Taos County has tested positive for rabies. The state Department of Health is recommending that pet and livestock ... Monday, March 03, 2008 Rabies Confirmed in Skunk in Taos County Associated Press PENASCO A skunk found in northern New Mexico's Taos County has tested positive for rabies. The state Department of Health is recommending that pet and livestock owners in the county's Penasco ... Friday, February 29, 2008 Rabies Confirmed in Fox Found Dying in Silver City Associated Press SILVER CITY A fox found dying in a driveway in Silver City has tested positive for rabies. The state Department of Health is now urging pet and livestock owners in the area to protect their ... ... 's attorney, Greg Garvey, said the clinic had lax accounting procedures, and other employees could have stolen money. Fox Tests Positive for Rabies SILVER CITY - Rabies has been confirmed in a fox from Grant County that had been trying to enter a kennel containing three dogs, state authorities ... Monday, February 11, 2008 Fox Tests Positive for Rabies in Grant Country Associated Press SILVER CITY Rabies has been confirmed in a fox from Grant County that had been trying to enter a kennel containing three dogs, state authorities said. The dogs killed the fox, and the owner sent ...default.htm
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