The Florida Department of Health in Sarasota County is monitoring a possible rabies outbreak, after a confirmed case in the Bee Ridge area.

Their parents were two rescued otters. Their mother was near the St. Johns River in Florida and their father was found on a roadway near Brookgreen – neither could be returned to the wild.

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Zoo Miami has announced the passing of Kara, its “Grand Dame” of giant river otters, who they said was euthanized on Jan.14 ...

A raccoon killed in Sarasota’s Bee Ridge area tested positive for rabies, the Florida Deptartment of Health in Sarasota ...

Rabies was found in a raccoon in the Bee Ridge area just outside the Sarasota city limit. The Florida Department of Health-Sarasota County is monitoring.