
NC Health Officials Confirm 300 Evaluated After Mobile Petting Zoo Goats Test Positive for Rabies
North Carolina state health officials confirmed that nearly 300 individuals have been evaluated for potential rabies exposure following interactions with baby goats at a mobile petting zoo. Three of the four goats tested positive for the virus, while a fourth was presumed infected; all were euthanized. More than 200 people have been advised to receive rabies vaccines. The exposure is linked to a statewide tour conducted between late July and late August, during which the animals were likely infected by a skunk that entered their pen. The farm operator, Farm Adventures, stated the goats were too young to be vaccinated at the time of the tour.








