Rabid Dog Found in Northern Israel; Public Urged to Report Contact
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
A rabid dog was discovered on October 28 in Kibbutz Ma'agan Michael, Israel. Thirteen people exposed to the animal are receiving preventative treatment. The Ministry of Health is asking anyone who had contact with the dog or other strays in the area between October 11-26 to seek immediate medical attention. Pet owners are also advised to consult with veterinarians if their animals may have been exposed.
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- A rabid dog was found in Kibbutz Ma'agan Michael on October 28.
- Thirteen people exposed to the dog are undergoing preventative treatment.
- The public is urged to report contact with the dog or other strays.
- Contact the Hadera Health Bureau or nearest office for immediate assistance.
- Pet owners should consult veterinarians if their animals may have been exposed.
The Ministry of Health reported on October 28 that a dog infected with rabies was discovered in Kibbutz Ma'agan Michael, located in the Hof HaCarmel Regional Council. The animal is described as a medium-sized mixed-breed dog with a light brown coat. Thirteen individuals who had contact with the dog have been referred for preventative treatment. The ministry is urging anyone who may have come into contact with the dog or with stray animals in the area between October 11 and October 26 to urgently contact the Hadera Health Bureau at 04-6240804 or their nearest health bureau. After working hours, individuals should report to the emergency room. Pet owners whose animals may have encountered the rabid dog are advised to consult with a municipal veterinarian.
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