Rabid raccoon found in New Brunswick prompts warning
The animal was found near Townsend Street and Throop Avenue in New Brunswick.
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Jun 3, 2025, 10:22 AM
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Updated 2 days ago
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14m agoHealth officials are warning residents after a raccoon tested positive for rabies last week.
The animal was found near Townsend Street and Throop Avenue in New Brunswick.
Officials said it came near a resident and their dog before testing confirmed the disease.
Authorities urge anyone who sees an animal acting unusually to avoid contact and call police.
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