7 thoughts on “Odd Unwanted Travelers Also Stir Rabies In Hawaii Worry”
julie h
808-821-1490 is the mongoose hotline on Kauai in case you should spot one there. Call the number and mark the location so that the proper authorities can come out and set traps. Guess you could call this number for skunks, too.
What would happen if rabies were introduced to Hawaii? It would become like the rest of the world that’s what… where death by rabies is extremely rare. A lot of time and money is spent (and generated) in the quest to keep rabies out of Hawaii. I wonder if it’s worth it, in the long run.
808-821-1490 is the mongoose hotline on Kauai in case you should spot one there. Call the number and mark the location so that the proper authorities can come out and set traps. Guess you could call this number for skunks, too.
What would happen if rabies were introduced to Hawaii? It would become like the rest of the world that’s what… where death by rabies is extremely rare. A lot of time and money is spent (and generated) in the quest to keep rabies out of Hawaii. I wonder if it’s worth it, in the long run.
Well that stinks! 😉
Your photo is of a badger !
The current photo is of a Striped Skunk.
Thank you for the article. Do you plan on following up with another one once the test results are announced?
Hi Sandy.
Only if the test is positive. Hopefully not.
Aloha.