Florida Department of Health Issues Rabies Alert for Area Near Epcot

Matthew Soberman

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Florida Department of Health Issues Rabies Alert for Area Near Epcot

Matthew Soberman

Epcot spaceship earth

Florida Department of Health Issues Rabies Alert for Area Near Epcot

The Florida Department of Health in Orange County has issued a 60-day rabies alert for a two mile radius in southwest Orange County surrounding the intersection of Epcot Center Drive and I-4, according to WESH.

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Officials say this is in response to a cat that tested positive for rabies. WESH is also reporting that the cat in question may have had contact with other animals in the area.

Experts say people should avoid contact with feral cats, stray dogs, and all other local wildlife including raccoons, coyotes, foxes, bobcats, bats, skunks, and otters.

Residents and visitors to the area should be aware that rabies is present in the area, and that domesticated animals, including pets and service animals, are at risk if they are not vaccinated.

Anybody who has been bitten or scratched by a cat in the rabies alert area should seek medical attention and contact Orange County Animal Services at (407) 254-9150.

We will update this story as we learn more. Keep reading WDWNT for news about the Walt Disney World Resort.

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5 thoughts on “Florida Department of Health Issues Rabies Alert for Area Near Epcot”

  1. What about squirrels haha? My nephew was bitten by a squirrel at Epcot once when he was a baby. The damn things attacked him for his goldfish!

  2. Man, Disney is really going all in with the movie remakes! Curious decision to recast Old Yeller as a cat, though.

  3. Better keep an eye on Pluto… and Goofy? Tough to keep things under control with so many mice running around.

  4. Unscrupulous Offical Disney Parks Blog
    All Country Bears must be put down after deadly IP rabies infection from robotic yellow striped Midway Mania Chapek cat usually spotted in gift shop bank vault eating money during morning magic and after hours. Cat was first infected after eating cash from rabid fans with no quality standards during Frozen Summer Fun in abandoned studio theme park. Cat only attacks highly themed orginal attractions and Walt’s quality standards. A round up BBQ restaurant is being quickly constructed to contain the rabid cat to the abandoned studio as the pizza rat restaurant did not have enough cash to stop it from hunting

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