(KRON) — An indoor pet cat in the East Bay that tested positive for rabies last month was euthanized, the Alameda County Public Health Department and Vector Control said.
The domestic cat lived at a Pleasanton household and was considered “indoor-only” but was allowed regular access to a balcony, according to health officials. On June 29, the family feline tested positive for rabies.
“Per public health protocol, the cat was humanely euthanized and all exposed people received rabies prophylaxis,” the county health department wrote…