The Brief
- Two additional rabid animals have been identified in Maryland after three rabid beaver attacks.
- A bat and a skunk tested positive for rabies in separate parts of Charles County.
- One of the rabid animals was found in Port Tobacco while the other was found in Waldorf.
CHARLES COUNTY, Md. – Two more animals in Maryland have tested positive for rabies shortly after three rabid beaver attacks.
What we know:
On Friday, the Charles County Department of Health said a skunk found in Port Tobacco tested positive for rabies on Aug. 21. The skunk was found near Plenty Highlands Place.…