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They Offer to Vaccinate Pets Against Rabies in Cook County After Infected Animals Are Found
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Cook County authorities alert residents to keeping rabies vaccines up to date in their pets, after a bat carrying rabies was found in a suburb of southwestern Chicago. The bat was found near Saint Xavier College in Oak Lawn. Cook County has launched a free rabies vaccination day from August to October at different clinics. In addition to the free rabies vaccination day for a year, they will offer microchip service for pets at no cost.
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