Two more foxes have tested positive for rabies in Bexar County, bringing the total to at least five reported cases involving the animal this year.

The third rabies case in a fox was confirmed last week after it was captured in the 24000 block of Invitation Oak, which is located in north Bexar County.

The Bexar County Public Health Department announced on Friday that a third fox has tested positive for rabies this year.

San Antonio Animal Care Services (SAACS) is urging residents to take precautions with wildlife after a 7-year-old was exposed to a rabid skunk on the North Side.

A fox found in a north Bexar County neighborhood area tested positive for rabies on Thursday, according to county health officials.

The Bexar County Public Health Department confirmed a fox tested positive for rabies on Tuesday.

A skunk tested positive for rabies in Fair Oaks Ranch, according to city officials.

The city of San Marcos is warning residents of a possible rabies exposure after a bat found at Tanger Outlet Mall tested positive for the virus.

Comal County Animal Control is advising residents to be cautious after a feral cat tested positive for rabies.

The City of San Marcos is warning residents of a potential rabies exposure after a fox reportedly attacked multiple people in Purgatory Creek Natural Area.

Kerr County officials have confirmed the first positive case of rabies this year in a bat and a potential “untestable” second case, according to a news release.

A fox found within the city limits of New Braunfels has tested positive for rabies, Comal County Public Health Epidemiologist Connie Alaniz said.

A bat tested positive for rabies in San Marcos last week, according to a press release.

Comal County Animal Control officials urge the public to avoid contact with wildlife after two cats tested positive for rabies.

A sick kitten that later tested positive for rabies bit a resident in Kerr County over the weekend, according to the county’s animal services department.

Several counties surrounding Bexar County appear to be experiencing bumps in the number of rabies cases, though a state veterinarian says it’s not enough to qualify as a spike.

Kerr County officials confirmed a fourth case of rabies in just two weeks.

SAN ANTONIO – A rabies positive bat was found in Doña Ana County’s Valle del Rio community on Wednesday, officials say. County officials said that in nearly two decades, area animal control authorities have found 13 rabid bats as of yet. Officials say residents should report all interactions with bats by calling Central Dispatch at (575) 526-0795, option 6. For more information about Doña Ana County Animal Control and Codes Enforcement, visit www.donaanacounty.org/animal. RELATED: Bat found in North Texas tests positive for rabies, officials say

ABILENE, Texas A bat found in the downtown area of Abilene has tested positive for rabies, according to city officials. Abilene Animal Services was aware of the bats positive rabies test on Sept. 4. Since the rabid bats sighting, Abilene city officials want to remind residents how to best stay safe from rabies exposure. Abilene Animal Services offers these safety tips:Do not feed, handle, or touch wild animals such as bats, skunks, and raccoons. If you come into contact with a suspected rabid animal in the Abilene area, contact Abilene Animal Services at 698-0085.

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