On Jan. 27, Henrico Police responded to the 400 block of Brookside Boulevard in the Fairfield District for a potential rabies exposure involving a dog and a raccoon. It was reported that the raccoon came through the dog door of the residence and had a physical altercation with the dog.
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Henrico Police have confirmed the fifth known case of rabies in the county this year. A raccoon found in Sandston Dec. 2 has tested positive for the disease. A dog in the 100 block of Seven Pines Avenue cornered the raccoon under a back deck, prompting a call to police,
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A fox that attempted to catch a kitten in Highland Springs has tested positive for rabies, marking the third confirmed case of rabies reported in Henrico County this year. The incident happened on A.P. Hill Avenue Aug. 5, according to Henrico Police. Someone was able to trap the fox
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Henrico Police have confirmed the third known case of rabies in the county this year. A raccoon found Sept. 24 in the backyard of a residence in the 2600 block of Jordan Court in Glen Allen, just west of Woodman Road south of I-295, has tested positive for rabies. Police
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Henrico Police Tuesday confirmed the sixth case of rabies in the county. It stemmed from an incident Nov. 7 in the 1900 block of Greenhurst Drive (near Three Chopt and Parham roads), when Henrico Animal Protection officers responded to a call of three dogs fighting a raccoon that had come
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