HARFORD COUNTY, Md. — A stray kitten tested positive for rabies in Harford County. The Harford County Health Department received confirmation from the Maryland Department of Health on Wednesday.
The kitten was discovered in the 3900 block of Ady Road in Pylesville.
It's possible that it may have exposed other people or animals in the area.
The Harford County Health Department stresses seeing a stray cat isn't an emergency.
However, if you or anyone you know has come in contact with a stray kitten in this area, you can reach the Harford County Health Department at 410-877-2300 to follow up.
The Harford County Health Department says these are ways to protect yourself and your animal.
- When going on a walk, keep pets leashed. Closely monitor them while they are in your backyard.
- All cats, dogs, and ferrets need to be up to date with their rabies vaccinations.
- Cover all trash cans; don't leave pet food outside.
- Don't feed or interact with wildlife.
- If you see a stray animal displaying aggression, lethargy, disorientation, or excessive affection, call Harford County Animal Controlat 410-638-3505.
