The Brief
- A raccoon in Dacula tested positive for rabies after attacking a dog near Tanner Road.
- Gwinnett County officials are urging people to avoid wild animals behaving strangely and to ensure all pets are up to date on their vaccinations.
- Under health guidelines, any unvaccinated pets exposed to a rabid animal must undergo a strict four-month quarantine before they can be released.
DACULA, Ga. – A raccoon in Dacula has tested positive for rabies after attacking a dog earlier this week.
What we know:
The incident occurred on March 17 near Tanner Road, and officials confirmed the test results Thursday.…