Rabies scare hits North Carolina as traveling goat exhibit tests positive

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Three goats from a mobile petting zoo in Davie County tested positive for rabies (one more suspected), potentially exposing people across seven North Carolina counties since late July; exposures have been reported, with families receiving rabies vaccines and pastors noting the lack of labeled vaccines for goats; the goats were euthanized, and health officials emphasize cautious handling of animals in exhibits and ongoing vaccination/regulation discussions for livestock-contact venues.
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