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CDC confirms dead Mass. raccoon carried rabies; infected people urged to call DPH

Summary by Mass Live
A dead raccoon found on Smith Lane in Eastham on Sunday has tested positive for rabies, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced Friday. The United States Department of Agriculture’s Cape Cod Rabies Program collected the dead animal and gave it to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to be tested. It tested positive on Wednesday, the department said in a statement.
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