The province must be forced to take charge of rabid wildlife before the first spring thaw brings a potential explosion in the disease, the district's health unit board said Thursday.
Spring is the traditional rabies season.
Somebody has to take charge of this. We have to reach the politicians. We as the health unit are in the middle of the greatest number of infections. The letter will also be sent to Ministry of Health and MNR officials. We've been focusing on the question of what is to be done when a rabid animal shows up in someone's back yard.