Health officials in New Mexico have reported a wild rat testing positive for the Plague. This incident is part of a larger trend, as multiple animal infections have been reported in the state this year. At least four other animal infections have been confirmed, including cases in Santa Fe County.
Specifically, three dogs in this county have been affected. Further information on these incidents can be found through CBS Texas, which has been following the developments in New Mexico.
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