Alert Center: Rabies warning for Rockland residents
The Rockland County health commissioner is warning Monsey area residents after a cat tested positive for rabies.
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Jul 15, 2022, 9:21 PM
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Updated 1,065 days ago
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16h agoThe Rockland County health commissioner is warning Monsey area residents after a cat tested positive for rabies.
Those who may have had contact with the young, gray shorthair cat are advised to get in touch with the Health Department.
Rabies can be deadly without immediate treatment.
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