ChaosKitty
Queen Bitch From Hell
coThat's what I thought but I couldn't imagine how a mostly indoor pet (ferret) would be rabid. Even if you took your ferret outside I would imagine it on a leash or in one of those outdoor pens. Rats would make sense since it seems they were living in squalor. @PsychoKitty
It's so sad to think of everything that baby went through, and will have to continue to deal with bc of her injuries Now she has to go through rabies treatment (which I hear is very painful?). Hopefully these kids are put into a home where they will get the attention and love they deserve.
county health the shots aren't as bad as before only 2/3 I think they'll probably give that to all kids and monitor her closely it will be hard to tell if she is showing symptoms or not, if they think she is only known treatment at that point in time is to induce coma, very ugly because of a couple morons that shouldn't have had kids as they aren't responsible enough to even take care of their animals.I was bit by a ferret when I was about four, but I did corner it. F
They will destroy the remaining animals. The only way to get a positive rabies result is to remove the animals head, ship it off to a lab, and the brain has to be studied. The only way around that is if all the animals were up to date on their rabies vax, which I highly doubt