Rise in Rabies Cases in NYC Spurs Call for Caution. A recent surge in rabies cases among raccoons in New York City has health officials warning residents to be on high alert for potential encounters with infected animals. According to reports, multiple cases of rabies have been confirmed in the city's wildlife population, prompting concerns about the risk of transmission to humans. As the city's raccoon population continues to grow, experts are urging residents to exercise caution when interacting with the animals, especially in areas with known raccoon activity.
Keeping an Eye Out for Rabid Raccoons The New York Times
