Hiker bit by coyote with rabies in New Mexico
Key Points:
- A hiker in Gila National Forest was bitten by a coyote that tested positive for rabies, according to the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH).
- The hiker did not require hospitalization but is undergoing routine treatment to prevent rabies infection.
- NMDOH confirmed three other rabid animals in southwest New Mexico this year, including a bobcat, a coyote, and a dog.
- Dr. Erin Phipps, NMDOH state public health veterinarian, emphasized that rabies is preventable with proper precautions, including vaccinating pets.
- NMDOH advises the public to follow safety measures to avoid rabies exposure.
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