A raccoon shot by a sheriff’s deputy in rural south Fayette County Sunday night was infected with rabies, according to tests conducted by state officials.
The raccoon at the time was at a location off Lone Oak Drive off Padgett Road a short distance south of Ga. Highway 85.
Fayette County Animal Control officials are investigating whether any unvaccinated outdoor pets in the area may have been infected by rabies as well.
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