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Texas Department of State Health Services John Hellerstedt, M.D. http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/region7/default.shtm Sharon K. Melville, M.D., M.P.H. Commissioner Regional Medical Director 2408 S. 37 th Street Temple, Texas 76504 (254) 778-6744 Animal Rabies in Central Texas, Year End Report, 2016 Health Service Region 7 (HSR7) Zoonosis Control investigated 474 positive and non-negative animal rabies laboratory reports from January 1 December 31, 2016. Past years animal rabies numbers may be found at: http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/idcu/disease/rabies/cases/statistics/. HSR7 staff and local animal control officers collectively investigated 342 laboratory-confirmed positive rabies cases within the 30- county area of HSR7. Forty (40) persons and 274 animals were exposed or potentially exposed to these rabid animals. HSR7 staff and local animal control officers collectively investigated an additional 132 non-positive, non-negative ( decomposed and destroyed ) rabies cases. Eleven (11) people and 76 animals were exposed or potentially exposed to these rabies suspect animals. Most persons determined to be exposed or potentially exposed to rabies from these cases received postexposure rabies vaccinations from local health care providers. Animals exposed to rabid animals were processed by Local Rabies Control Authorities in accordance with the Rabies Control and Eradication Rules, Section 169.30, and either: (1) vaccinated and confined at home for either 45 or 90 days, according to the animals vaccination status at the time of exposure, or (2) humanely euthanized. 1

Of the 342 positive cases, rabies was detected in 60 skunks, 255 bats, 6 cats, 1 dog, 1 horse, 3 raccoons, 12 foxes, 1 bobcat, 1 bushbuck and 2 cows. All of the rabid domestic and companion animal cases have been acquired through contact with rabid skunks. However, we did have a rabid fox that has spill over from a Mexican free-tailed bat in October. The 342 positive rabies cases in Health Service Region 7 represent the most rabies cases investigated in 2016 by any DSHS Regional Zoonosis Control Program. HSR7 Zoonosis Control personnel could not have met the time-sensitive investigation requirements of these cases without the help of animal control officers, veterinarians, peace officers, health care providers and others. Their prompt responses no doubt saved human and animal lives during the past year. The 2016 rabies cases are recorded in the Positive Animal Rabies Cases, Three-Year Comparison, 2014, 2015, 2016 table and are depicted on the map Health Service Region 7, Positive Animal Rabies Cases, January 1 December 31, 2016. Please note the map displays cases based on longitude and latitude coordinates. Because some counties cases occurred in close proximity to each other, some individual map symbols may not be distinguishable. [Note: The rabies data presented in this document were obtained through a passive reporting system and may be subject to change. The data was based solely on the results of animals submitted for rabies testing. There were many more animals (particularly wildlife) that died of rabies that were not submitted for rabies testing.] ***Rabies is endemic in Central Texas, and ALL Health Service Region 7 counties have rabies risk. E-MAIL ALERTS If you know of others in your agency or community who want to know about animal rabies events in Central Texas, encourage them to share their contact information and e-mail address with us at 254/ 778-6744, ext. 6784 or HSR7.ZOO@dshs.state.tx.us. 2

Please use the HSR7.ZOO@dshs.state.tx.us address when making general inquires to the Zoonosis Control (ZC) program. All ZC staff has access to this email account, so messages may be received and processed by anyone on duty. Responses to emails sent to individual email addresses (below) may be delayed, when that individual is unavailable. HSR7 Zoonosis Control Program Personnel (Temple, TX): Stay in Touch Melinda Hergert, DVM, MVPH, PhD Zoonosis Control Veterinarian Melinda.Hergert@dshs.state.tx.us Melissa D. Maass, LVT Program Specialist Melissa.Maass@dshs.state.tx.us Jacob Ogdee, MS Program Specialist Jacob.Ogdee@dshs.state.tx.us Misty Warner Program Specialist Misty.Warner@dshs.state.tx.us Jason Daniel Public Health Specialist Jason.Daniel@dshs.state.tx.us 3

County Bat Cat Dog Skunk *Other All Species County Bat Cat Dog Skunk *Other All Species County Bat Cat Dog Skunk *Other All Species BASTROP 8 3 11 BASTROP 3 1 4 BASTROP 6 2 8 BELL 4 1 12 2 19 BELL 1 1 1 15 18 BLANCO 1 1 BLANCO DEPARTMENT OF STATE HEALTH SERVICES, REGION 7 (CENTRAL TEXAS) POSITIVE ANIMAL RABIES CASES, THREE YEAR COMPARISON 2014, 2015, 2016 Year 2014 Year 2015 January 1 - December 31, 2016 BOSQUE 1 1 1 3 BOSQUE 1 1 1 3 0 BELL 1 4 1 6 BLANCO 2 2 4 BOSQUE 0 BRAZOS 1 1 5 7 BRAZOS 10 10 BRAZOS 4 3 7 BURLESON 1 1 BURLESON 1 1 BURLESON 2 2 BURNET 7 1 14 9 31 BURNET 9 5 5 19 BURNET 8 1 5 1 15 CALDWELL 2 2 CALDWELL 2 1 3 CALDWELL 2 2 CORYELL 1 7 4 12 CORYELL 8 8 CORYELL 3 3 FALLS 1 1 FALLS 0 FALLS 0 FAYETTE 1 1 FAYETTE 0 FAYETTE 0 FREESTONE 2 6 8 FREESTONE 1 4 5 FREESTONE 1 1 2 GRIMES 0 GRIMES 0 GRIMES 1 1 HAMILTON 1 2 3 HAMILTON 5 1 6 HAMILTON 2 1 3 HAYS 26 26 HAYS 20 20 HAYS 21 21 HILL 1 1 11 13 HILL 1 1 HILL 1 2 1 4 LAMPASAS 1 1 LAMPASAS 4 2 6 LAMPASAS 1 3 1 5 LEE 2 2 LEE 4 4 LEE 1 1 LEON 1 3 4 LEON 1 1 2 LEON 0 LIMESTONE 1 1 LIMESTONE 4 4 LIMESTONE 1 1 LLANO 2 1 36 6 45 LLANO 2 20 6 28 LLANO 1 13 5 19 MADISON 2 2 MADISON 1 1 MADISON 0 MCLENNAN 1 1 1 13 2 18 MCLENNAN 3 21 2 26 MCLENNAN 1 4 1 6 MILAM 2 2 MILAM 0 MILAM 1 1 MILLS 1 3 3 7 MILLS 1 4 2 7 MILLS 1 1 3 5 ROBERTSON 2 2 ROBERTSON 0 ROBERTSON 1 1 SAN SABA 1 5 6 SAN SABA 3 1 4 SAN SABA 1 3 2 6 TRAVIS 115 115 TRAVIS 101 1 1 1 104 TRAVIS 113 2 115 WASHINGTON 7 1 8 WASHINGTON 1 14 1 16 WASHINGTON 2 1 3 WILLIAMSON 154 8 1 163 WILLIAMSON 85 1 7 93 WILLIAMSON 92 7 2 101 TOTALS 324 9 4 143 35 515 TOTALS 227 5 3 136 22 393 TOTALS 255 6 1 60 20 342 *Others: Bell: 1 fox; 1 raccoon; Blanco: 1 raccoon; Bosque: 1 cow; *Others: Burnet: 4 foxes, 1 raccoon; Hamilton: 1 raccoon; Lampasas: *Others: Burnet: 8 foxes, 1 raccoon; Coryell: 1 cow, 3 raccoons; 1 fox, 1 raccoon; Leon: 1 fox; Llano: 2 fox, 1 pig, 3 raccoons; Llano: 2 foxes, 4 raccoons; McLennan: 1 horse, 1 raccoon; McLennan: 1 cow, 1 raccoon; Mills: 2 raccoons; San Saba: 1 Mills: 3 raccoons; San Saba: 2 cows, 2 foxes, 1 goat; raccoon; Travis: 1 raccoon; Washington: 1 fox Washington: 1 cow; Williamson: 1 cow Bell: 1 Horse; Burnet: 1 Fox; Hamilton: 1 Raccoon; Hill: 1 Bovine; Lampasas: 1 Raccoon; Lllano: 1 Bobcat, 4 Foxes; McLennan: 1 Bovine; Mills: 1 Bushbuck, 1 Fox, 1 Raccoon; San Saba: 2 Foxes; Travis: 2 Foxes; Williamson: 2 Foxes

Health Service Region 7 Positive Animal Rabies Cases Jan 1 - Dec 31, 2016 Species Total = 342 Bosque Mills Lampasas Bush Buck (1) Cat (6) Dog (1) Coryell San Saba Bovine (2) Raccoon (3) Skunk (60) Limestone Robertson Bell Burnet Milam Llano Williamson Blanco Leon Falls Travis Lee Brazos Burleson Washington Hays Bastrop Equine (1) Fox (12) Freestone McLennan Hamilton Bat (255) Bobcat (1) Hill Caldwell Fayette Madison Grimes