Raccoon in Savannah tests positive for rabies after biting resident, prompting health warnings.

A raccoon in Savannah, Georgia, tested positive for rabies after biting a local resident on March 19. Health officials urge residents to avoid contact with wild animals and ensure pets are vaccinated. The man who was bitten is now receiving post-exposure treatment. Rabies, which can also be found in foxes and bats, is often fatal if untreated. Authorities advise against handling or feeding wild animals and recommend seeking medical care immediately if bitten.