2 raccoons at William Floyd Estate test positive for canine distemper virus
Two raccoons at the William Floyd Estate in Mastic Beach have tested positive for canine distemper virus.
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The National Park Service says it also found dead raccoons on the grounds.
The National Park Service says the virus isn’t a threat to humans but that it is still urging residents to avoid contact with wildlife and to also keep their pets away from other wild animals.
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