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Cook County officials reported a bat near the 6200 block of El Morro Lane tested positive for rabies, marking Oak Forest’s third recent case. Residents should leash pets and report wild animal sightings to Cook County Animal and Rabies Control.
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Cook County officials reported that a bat found near the 6200 block of El Morro Lane tested positive for rabies. This is the third such case recently identified in Oak Forest. Residents are advised to keep pets leashed and call Cook County Animal and Rabies Control if wild animals are found.
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