TribBlog: Dog Days at DSHS
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It's an email you'd expect to see taped up at a coffee shop, not sent out from the Department of State Health Services:
"Missing Puppy Found!"
The state agency, which handles statewide disease outbreaks and epidemiology, had reason to be alarmed. The puppy, which was reported to have been given away at a Bryan convenience store last week, was suspected of having rabies — and prompted a regional sweep.
Good news on two fronts on Monday: The puppy was found in Travis County, AND it tested negative for rabies. Phew.
It's unclear who little Rover belongs to.
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