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Crazielady420 wrote:In the 4th grade a girl got bit by a racoon in the daytime... she got rabbi's... over 100 shots... hope that helps
A hundred shots to kill some poor Rabbi?
That is one badass Rabbi!
doubt that will put your mind at ease!)Raccoon Rabies: Since "raccoon rabies" reached Connecticut in March, 1991, thousands of raccoons have become infected. Other species, including dogs, cats, skunks, foxes, woodchucks and livestock, have also been infected. The following symptoms may indicate the presence of rabies, distemper or other diseases in raccoons or other mammals: unprovoked aggression, impaired movement, paralysis or lack of coordination, unusually friendly behavior and disorientation. Just because a nocturnal animal like the raccoon is active during daylight hours doesn't necessarily mean that it is sick. Raccoons often adjust their feeding schedules, especially in the spring when rearing their young. Contact with any wild or stray animal should be avoided, especially if it is behaving abnormally. Report sick or strange-acting animals to your local police, animal control officer or the DEP. For more information on rabies, contact your local health department.
a totally groovy, badass Rabbi.
Is there any particular reason Cowdoc? Do I need to stop this racoon from coming on the porch with the cats?
