Rhode Island rabies cases reach 34 after two Warwick raccoons test positive
Two raccoons found about 5 miles apart in densely populated neighborhoods of Warwick tested positive for rabies this week, the latest cases in a year when Rhode Island’s tally of rabid animals has climbed well above its five-year average. The raccoons were found near Walter Street and Duncan Road, the Rhode Island Department of Health […]
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