CDC Extends Ban on Imports of Dogs From Countries With High Rabies Risk
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is extending a ban on imports of dogs from countries with a high risk for rabies, it said in a notice released Jan. 25. The temporary suspension, which applies to dogs that have…
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been in any high-risk countries in the past six months, had been set to expire Feb. 1, but will now run until July 31, the CDC said. The terms of the temporary suspension are unchanged from those in effect since June (see 2205270042).