Experts say not all bats have rabies; rabid bats are commonly found in Washington.
With the recent discovery of a rabid bat in Kitsap County, The Grays Harbor County Public Health office wants to make sure you stay alert and knowledgeable now that its bat season. Experts say not all bats have rabies; rabid bats are commonly found in Washington. You cannot tell if a bat has the disease just by looking at it so should never touch a bat and teach your children the same thing.
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