09/05/2026
Neighbors, a heads-up worth sharing.
A dead fox found in the West Arlington area, right up against our Ashburton borders, has tested positive for rabies according to Baltimore City health officials. The fox was picked up near the 4300 block of Groveland Avenue, and the health department is asking folks in that area to take a few simple precautions.
Here's what they're recommending:
Check your pets for any bites or unusual wounds. If you find anything suspicious, contact your vet right away.
Make sure your pets are up to date on their rabies vaccinations. Rabies is preventable, but it's serious if it goes untreated.
Keep your distance from any fox or wild animal acting strangely, and don't handle a sick or dead animal yourself.
If you think you or your pet may have had contact with a fox, call the Baltimore City Health Department at 410-396-4436 during business hours, or the city operator at 410-396-3100 after hours and on weekends.
No need to panic. This is just about staying aware and keeping our families and our pets safe. Please share this with your neighbors so the word gets around. That's what we do out here, we look out for each other.
Read the full article here:
A dead fox found in northwest Baltimore on Wednesday has tested positive for rabies, according to city health officials.