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The Vermont Rabies Control Resource Manual 2018 serves as a comprehensive guide for preventing and managing rabies in Vermont. It includes information on rabies epidemiology, state-specific regulations, national guidelines, exposure protocols, and testing procedures. The manual emphasizes the importance of vaccination for pets and livestock, outlines steps for handling potential rabies exposures, and provides recommendations for schools regarding animal policies to minimize risks. Additionally, it details reporting forms and procedures for health professionals to follow in cases of animal bites or suspected rabies exposure.

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What US state is rabies free?

Risk in Hawaii Hawaii is the only state in the United States that is free of rabies and all dogs and cats entering the state must follow import rabies quarantine requirements. Cases of the disease in Hawaii have all been infected through exposures outside of the state.

What is the dog bite rule in Vermont?

Unlike many other states, Vermont does not have a dog bite statute. Instead, you will rely on judge-made rules to seek compensation for a dog bite. Vermont follows whats called the one bite rule, which is a slightly misleading title.

How often do dogs need rabies shots in Vermont?

Vermont Statutes state that for dogs and wolf hybrids the initial vaccination shall be valid for 12 months, within 12 months the animal must receive a booster and all subsequent vaccinations shall be valid for 36 months.

Why does Hawaii not have rabies?

Wildlife Rabies Surveillance: Wild animals account for 90% of reported cases, with bats (33%), rac (30%), skunks (20%), and foxes (7%) most often exposing Americans to rabies.

What states do not require rabies vaccine?

To date (2023), only 16 states have laws or regulations that allow owners to seek a medical exemption from having their dogs vaccinated for rabies. One state (Hawaii) has no laws or regulations that require vaccination on a statewide basis.