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(914) 995-4300 is a Vehicle Warranty Robocall

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  • Transcript Please hold to receive a general message from the Westchester County Notification System. This is a rabies alert from the Westchester County Department of Health. A rabbit cat was dropped off at the Yonkers Animal Hospital at 526 Sawmill River Road last Thursday, December 12. The cat was a black cat, less than a year old and had likely been struck by a vehicle. The cat died and later tested positive for rabies. The health department is seeking to identify and speak with the man and woman who dropped off the cat but did not leave their names or contact information. Health officials need to determine whether these individuals were exposed to the rabies virus, which is fatal if untreated. If you are one of these individuals or had any contact with the cat, please call the Westchester County Department of health immediately at 914-813-5000. This line is available 24. 7. Rabies is fatal, but it is 100% preventable with post exposure treatment. Again, if you or a family member had any contact with the cat, call the health department at 914-813-5000. To protect yourself from rabies, never feed, handle or approach wild or stray animals and keep your pet's rabies vaccinations up to date. To repeat this alert, press any key now.
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