Building a happy world for humans, animals

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Grace Poe, a known animal welfare advocate, who drew attention to the Philippines’s dubious ranking as the sixth country with the highest rabies incidence.

The status of the remaining 9 cases reported is still being verified.“Rabies is a viral infection that can be transmitted to humans through animal bites or even scratches, most commonly by dogs and cats,” said Herbosa.

That rabies is preventable, and vaccination is the most effective measure to protect animals and humans, makes the dire situation even more tragic, DOH noted.“Given the high percentage of cases involving dogs and cats, it is imperative that pet owners ensure their animals are vaccinated against rabies at 3 months old and every year thereafter.