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Rabies (Hydrophobia) : Bureau of Communicable Diseases : NYC DOHMH

Rabies

Animals Testing Positive for Rabies in New York City in 2011, year to date

See a map of the rabid animals reported in NYC in 2011

Bronx | Brooklyn | Manhattan | Queens | Staten Island

Bronx
Date of Result	Type of Animal	Location
2/22/11	Raccoon	Daly Ave & East 180th St.
5/17/11	Raccoon	Bailey Ave & West 238th St.
5/31/11	Bat	Barker Ave. & Waring St.
6/13/11	Raccoon	West 246th St. & Livingston Ave.
6/15/11	Raccoon	Pelham Bay Park
6/15/11	Raccoon	Broadway & Post Rd.
6/30/11	Raccoon	Needham Ave. & Schieffelin Place
8/3/11	Raccoon	Arlington Ave. & West 259th St.
9/14/11	Bat	Henry Hudson Park

Brooklyn
Date of Result	Type of Animal	Location
No reported cases.

Manhattan
Date of Result	Type of Animal	Location
Rabies Press Release (2/16/2010): Manhattan
Map of Raccoons in Central Park and surrounding areas
2/2/11	Raccoon	Central Park near East 78th St.
8/22/11	Cat	Cat found in New Jersey, tested at the NYC Public Health Laboratory
11/9/11	Bat	West 88th St. & Columbus