Health officials confirm a rabid bat was found in the Taylors area of Greenville County, South Carolina. According to the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC), the bat tested positive for rabies after being discovered near Locust Hill and South Bates Roads.
Three pets were exposed to the bat and are now under quarantine. Fortunately, no people have been exposed, according to officials. DHEC reminds pet owners to keep their animals up to date on rabies vaccinations and to avoid contact with wild or stray animals.
