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2 rabies cases identified in Orange County from cat and raccoon - WRAL
A file photo of a rabies pamphlet on how to protect yourself. By WRAL staff const body = document.getElementsByClassName("article-body"), smallFontButton = document.getElementById("small-font-button"), mediumFontButton = document.getElementById("medium-font-button"), largeFontButton = document.getElementById("large-font-button"); smallFontButton.addEventListener("click", t => { body.classList.add("small-font"), body.classList.remove("medium-font"), body.classList.remove("large-font") }), mediumFontButton.addEventListener("click", t => { body.classList.remove("small-font"), body.classList.add("medium-font"), body.classList.remove("large-font") }), largeFontButton.addEventListener("click", t => { body.classList.remove("small-font"), body.classList.remove("medium-font"), body.classList.add("large-font") }) Orange County Animal Services received two positive rabies tests, according to the North Carolina State Laboratory of Public Health.