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Rabies Spike in Berkeley County | Charleston News
Berkeley County’s rabies cases are skyrocketing—six confirmed this year alone, up from just three all last year. A skunk in Gregory Drive attacked two dogs and tested positive, triggering a health alert. Rabies is deadly, transmitted only in the final 10 days of an infected animal’s life, and once symptoms appear in humans, it’s almost always fatal. Keep pets vaccinated, avoid contact with wild animals, and call Berkeley County Health or Animal Control immediately if you suspect exposure. Stay alert—your safety depends on it. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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