N. Y. the dog was quarantined subsequently for contact with a distraught skunk in the metropolis of Vernon.

According to the Department of health of the neighborhood of Oneid, the skunk gave a flattering result for water fearing, but the infected cattle did not contact the person.

Civil servants talk, actually that on Sunday the family found a skunk chasing a dog in his own barn.

The skunk was put to sleep and the owner called his own veterinarian and the skunk was sent to the middle of the New york state Department of health for testing.

"Fortunately, everything was created correctly. The appropriate medical staff was immediately contacted and there was no human contact with the animal,” said Oneida neighborhood health Director Phyllis Ellis in a statement. “Unfortunately, the dog's vaccination against rabies. If he had been aware of the activities, he would not have been quarantined.”

The dog will proceed to the supervision in the direction of 6 months before than its release from quarantine.

Employees of the Department of health advise appropriate:

• Keep rabies vaccinations for your family Pets up to advanced. Dogs, cats and ferrets 3 months and older are required to be vaccinated, including if they are indoors. Dogs and cats must be vaccinated at the age of 3 months, 1 year, and then once every 3 years. Ferrets must be vaccinated any year.
• Do not touch or feed wild or unknown animals
* Do not touch the dead or chained to their beds animals and warn the guys in order to avoid unbridled or unusual animals
• The ability not to leave family Pets on the street without supervision
* Walk the pupil on a leash and keep him indoors at night
* Reduce your chances of contact’ animals proofing ' your property
* Learn the symptoms of rabies in animals
* Seek immediate medical support if you have contact with an animal that you believe may be distraught
• All animal bites reported to the Department of health 

For additional information about the prevention of rabies or the perfect schedule of rabies hospitals, contact the Department of health of the neighborhood of Oneid by telephone 315-798-5064 or visit their website.