05/14/2026
While many don't see the risk, rabies is still a very real threat in Nebraska. In April, a bat in the Two Rivers Public Health District(Kearney) tested positive for rabies after direct contact with people. Health officials remind us that rabies is almost always fatal once symptoms appear, but it is preventable through proper vaccination and prompt medical care after exposure. Bats are the most commonly reported source of rabies exposure in Nebraska, and even tiny bites can go unnoticed. (Picture of how small a bat bite can be in the comments)
Keeping your pets current on their rabies vaccine is one of the most important things you can do to protect both your animals and your family. If your pet is overdue, now is the perfect time to get them protected!
🐾 We are offering a vaccination clinic with NO exam requirement until 5:00 PM today! Stop by to get your pets up to date on their rabies and core vaccines. No appointment needed.🐾
KEARNEY - The Two Rivers Public Health Department (TRPHD) has confirmed that a bat collected within the distri...
