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Findings/Rabid bat removed from N.J. resident’s attic, exposed cats t
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Rabid bat removed from N.J. resident’s attic, exposed cats t

1 health finding tracked, based on published scientific research and health reporting.

Low–Medium Concern
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Low–Med Risk

One medium-concern finding.

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Rabid bat removed from N.J. resident’s attic, exposed cats t🦠 Disease & Outbreaks

Rabid bat found in New Jersey home, exposed cats quarantined

A rabid bat was found in a New Jersey home's attic, putting the resident's cats at risk of infection. The exposed cats will need to be quarantined as a precaution. If you find a bat in your home, contact animal control right away and avoid direct contact with the animal.

Medium Concern
📰 News reportGoogle Health News
11Apr 26, 2026
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