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labelleizzy

Everyone reblog this. Mandatory.

jimfen

Everyone’s smarter, funnier and hotter than Elon

unexplained-events

Reasons for admission to the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum in the 1800s.

Some of these reasons….

jimfen

For further assistance you can call the phone number or use the web address at the bottom of this page. Very progressive for the 1800’s.

dduane

Colorado health officials are trying to find anyone who attended an adoption event where one of the puppies later tested positive for rabies

SHIT.

Please reblog!

thatdisasterauthor

If you went to this event, or know anyone who did, take action IMMEDIATELY.

muffinlance

For those who don't want to read: animal adoption event in Colorado recently, one of the puppies had RABIES, they're trying to track down everyone who might have had contact to get them medical treatment ASAP (because RABIES), this is a very straight forward "oh shit signal boost just in case someone who needs to see this does" chain

deadmomjokes

Super important to get the word out-- rabies is spread via body fluids, not just bites or scratches. And not only are puppies known for teething and scratching accidentally, people tend to let puppies lick them like crazy, including on the face where permeable mucus membranes are, so it's totally possible someone was exposed without being bitten. So yes, signal boost, and if you know people in Colorado, see if you can get them to take a look and share the article/information with their local networks. Always better safe than sorry where rabies is concerned.

smallhorizons

Anyone who attended the July 20 event at Moms and Mutts Colorado Rescue for Pregnant and Nursing Dogs in Sheridan (address sometimes listed as Engelwood) should IMMEDIATELY reach out to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) in the following manners:

Call the agency hotline during business hours at 303-692-2700

Call the off-hours hotline after business hours or on weekends or holidays at 303-370-9395

Send an email to [email protected]

Post-exposure treatment for rabies is 100% effective if undergone before the onset of symptoms! After symptoms have begun, the mortality rate is very nearly 100%. It is vital that everyone who attended this event be screened as soon as possible.

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