Rabies Alert
Summary
A rabid fox was caught in nearby Little Falls, and Clifton health officials are telling residents to keep kids and pets away from wildlife. The practical advice: don’t touch strange animals and make sure pets’ rabies shots are current.
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Impact analysis
For most residents the cost is minimal—just a vet visit if shots are overdue—but a rabies exposure can mean expensive post-exposure treatment or pet care.
Kids, pets, and anyone who heeds the warning benefit from lower risk of rabies exposure.
People who ignore the warning or let pets roam near wildlife face the greatest risk.
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