September 28 is World Rabies Day. In California, rabies is most often found in bats and skunks. Pets and people can get rabies from wild animals. The best way to stay safe: 🚫 Never touch or try to feed wild animals 🛡️ Vaccinate your pets When you vaccinate your pets, they’re less likely to get rabies or spread rabies to people and other animals. Booster shots will continue to keep your pet healthy and safe over time. Have questions? Talk to your veterinarian. 📲 Learn more: https://www.cdph.ca

The Wayne County Public Health Division confirmed three cases of rabies in skunks in Livonia. NO people or pets are known to have been exposed at this time. We strongly urge our residents to avoid unfamiliar animals including stray, wild, or dead animals and to vaccinate all domestic animals for rabies. Animals that appear to be in distress should always be reported to City of Livonia Animal Control at (734) 466-2655 or the Livonia Police Department’s non-emergency line at (734) 466-2470. | Livo