Rabies-Positive Bat Detected After Indoor Bat Cluster in Golden Valley

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Seven bats were found indoors in a Golden Valley home in mid‑July after one bat attacked another and tested positive for rabies; the colony entered through gaps around the fireplace. Health officials warn that any indoor bat is a potential public health risk and advise keeping pets away, not touching the bat, and calling a wildlife professional, as August is peak bat season in the Twin Cities.
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