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Rabies Cases Surge in South Carolina | Greenville News
Rabies is back in South Carolina — three animals (a fox, cat, and raccoon) tested positive across different counties, including the first case this year in Cherokee County. One person was exposed to a rabid fox, and in Aiken County, a human came into contact with a rabid cat. Two dogs in Williamsburg County are now quarantined after exposure. With 53 cases statewide this year — down from the average of 136 annually since 2002 — officials are urging pet owners to keep vaccinations current, as required by law. If you suspect exposure, call the DPH rabies hotline at 888-784-709 then option two…
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