All mammals can transmit rabies.
This neurotropic virus travels proximally toward the central nervous system. Thus, bites closer to the head will affect the CNS sooner. Symptoms include a prodrome of 1 to 4 days followed by fever, headache and malaise. Subsequently, agitation, hyperesthesia, hydrophobia, dyshpagia, paralysis, and death ensue. The most concerning bites are by skunks, bats, foxes, coyotes, bobcats, and racoons.