The Coconino County Public Health Services District confirmed Monday that a second fox in west Flagstaff has tested positive for rabies. The fox was found and tested for rabies after residents walking in the area of Zuni Drive reported the animal attacked one of them. The individual is receiving post exposure rabies treatment. Last month, a fox found in west Flagstaff also tested positive for rabies. Ten animals have tested positive for rabies in Coconino County this year. Health officials are reminding individuals to use caution to protect against rabies exposure when hiking, camping or in situation where wildlife may be present. To report unusual wildlife sightings or behavior call the Coconino County Public Health Services at 928-679-8756. To report a wildlife emergency call 911. For more information on rabies visit azhealth.gov/rabies.
