Well, where else but Los Angeles?

L.A. County confirmed its first rabid raccoon in more than 50 years . The animal looked sick but wasn’t aggressive. A few people and one vaccinated dog may have been exposed.

Keep your trash cans sealed. Don’t approach, feed, or try to “rescue” any wild animal — especially one that’s staggering, acting strangely, or out during the day. You’re not in a raccoon movie. If you or your pet had contact, call animal control or your doctor / public health department right away. Don’t wait.

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