A Confirmed Rabid Cat Found in the Vicinity of Colona Road in Pocomoke
Pocomoke, MD- Worcester County Health Department has confirmed a rabid cat has been found in the vicinity of Colona Road in Pocomoke, MD.
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RABIES ADVISORY NOTICE 2022-06-25
A CONFIRMED RABID RACCOON FOUND IN THE AREA AROUND 141st STREET, OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND. Please see the attached notice for more information and for tips on staying safe and preventing rabies.
Contact Environmental Health if you have any questions regarding rabies or this notice and remember to make sure your pets have current rabies vaccinations.
Worcester Health offering Worcester Wellness Weigh summer classes
Snow Hill, MD – The Worcester County Health Department is kicking off the warmer months by offering new online classes through a program titled, Worcester Wellness Weigh (WWW). This program is supported by a grant from the Maryland Community Health Resources Commission. WWW is a free, technology-based, healthy lifestyle and weight loss program designed specifically for families who are ready to work together to lose weight, eat healthier, increase physical activity, and improve their overall health.
Worcester Health requests mini grant proposals from community partners
Not published yetSnow Hill, MD – As part of the Farm to Library: Preventing Diabetes in Worcester County Program in 2022, the Worcester County Health Department is requesting mini grant proposals from community partners to serve as Physical Activity Champions. Original funding was provided by CareFirst Blue Cross Blue Shield that supports the project. Farm to Library addresses some of the primary drivers of type 2 diabetes through community gardening, grocery store tours, health literacy, financial literacy, physical activity, cooking classes, and expanded access to the National Diabetes Prevention Program.
RABIES ADVISORY NOTICE
ExpiredA confirmed rabid raccoon has been located in the vicinity of Wildwood Trail in Pocomoke, MD. Please see the attached notice for more information and for tips on staying safe and preventing rabies.
Contact Environmental Health if you have any questions regarding rabies or this notice and remember to make sure your pets have current rabies vaccinations.
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