Kentucky Public Health officials have confirmed a case of rabies in a horse in Pulaski County. According to Michael Auslander, DVM, MSPH, state public health veterinarian with the Kentucky Department for Public Health, the infected horse probably contracted the disease from a skunk.
Auslander is reminding owners to vaccinate their horses annually.
Rabies vaccines can be
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