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Rabies is spreading in Douglas County, Oregon—with three confirmed bat cases this year and nineteen statewide. A person was bitten while handling a daytime bat, and another bat was found by a vaccinated dog. Health officials warn bats are the primary rabies carriers and urge everyone to avoid wild animals, keep pets vaccinated, and seek immediate medical care after any bat contact. If you must handle a bat, use gloves, seal it in a bag, and freeze it. Daytime bats are a danger sign—stay safe.

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