Dog Disease Outbreaks in Georgia

Stone Mountain

Dead raccoon tested positive, Meadow Rock Drive area, unincorporated Stone Mountain (DeKalb County)

Monroe, Walton County

Hinesville

Rabid fox attacked a resident outside a home near Bryant Commons Park; resident on post-exposure treatment

Evans

Rabid bat found in a home on Frog Hollow Court, Evans, Columbia County

Griffin

Raccoon tested positive after fighting two dogs, Oxford Drive area of Griffin; dogs revaccinated and under observation. Separate incident from the May Spalding County case

Leesburg, Lee County

Dacula

Rabid raccoon attacked a dog on Biltmore Oaks Drive in the Bethlehem area; confirmed four days later. Bethlehem straddles the Barrow line, so pinned at a Gwinnett-verified point since Gwinnett County issued the alert

Griffin, Spalding County

Bethlehem

Rabid raccoon attacked a dog on Biltmore Oaks Drive; rabies confirmed four days later (pinned at Bethlehem, exact spot approximate)

Gainesville, Hall County

Hephzibah

Rabid bat, incident with a resident's cat, Hephzibah-McBean Road area, Richmond County

Moultrie

Fox tested positive, central Colquitt County; exact location not disclosed, pinned at county seat

Is there a dog disease outbreak in Georgia right now?

ParvoMaps is currently tracking 13 active reports in Georgia, most commonly rabies. Reports stay marked active for a set window per disease, then move to historical.

What dog diseases have been reported in Georgia?

Reports in Georgia cover rabies, parvovirus, drawn from news coverage, health department notices and community reports.

How do I know if a report near me is still current?

Every report carries the date it happened and a link to its source. Each disease has its own active window — blue-green algae advisories expire in 30 days, parvo reports stay active for a year — so a pin marked active is one still worth acting on.