Feral Cat In Ellicott City Tests Positive For Rabies
Howard County's health department is asking people who may have come in contact with a feral or stray cat in the Ellicott City area to contact them after the cat tested positive for rabies.
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Howard County's health department is asking people who may have come in contact with a feral or stray cat in the Ellicott City area to contact them after the cat tested positive for rabies.
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