SAN MARCOS, Texas - A bat found in a San Marcos neighborhood earlier this week has tested positive for rabies. On Oct. 15, Animal Protection officers received a report that someone had been exposed to a bat in a residential neighborhood.

A bat was collected and tested positive for rabies after it flew into a person’s hair in a residential San Marcos neighborhood Monday evening.

A person was exposed to a bat that tested positive for rabies after it flew into their hair while they were walking outside, the City of San Marcos reported.Acc

Health officials say several skunks have tested positive for rabies after a Sacramento Zoo visitor was bitten by one this week.

Skunks captured in Land Park have tested positive for rabies days after a Sacramento Zoo visitor was bitten earlier this week, Sacramento County officials said Friday. Now officials are asking park visitors to watch their surroundings.

A person visiting the Sacramento Zoo was bitten by a skunk and two skunks found in Land Park tested positive for rabies.