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Facts About Rabies
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· Have your dogs, cats and ferrets vaccinated against rabies.
· Cover garbage cans tightly, and do not leave food outside that may attract wild and stray animals.
· Teach children to stay away from wild animals or animals that they do not know.
· Prevent bats from entering your home by using window screens and chimney caps and by closing any openings.
· Wear gloves when handling an animal if it has been in a fight with another animal. Keep it away from people and other animals and call your veterinarian or local health department to report the animal exposure.
SOURCE: Maryland Department of Health & Mental Hygiene
