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ORVP |
Zoonosis Control Branch |
• Description
Description of the Oral Rabies Vaccinations Programs (ORVP) in Texas
• Information
A summary, full description and listing of the achievements of the Texas Oral Rabies Vaccination Programs.
• Statistics
Summary and baiting statistics from the Texas ORVP.
• Updates
Daily updates and information from the field during ORVP operations. Normally, the Texas ORVP operates during the month of January.
• Gallery
View a wide range of photographs of the people, equipment, and locations of the Texas ORVP.
• Education
How to obtain Continuing Education credits for Veterinarians, veterinary technicians, and animal control officers.
• Links
Link to other rabies and rabies control sites on the web.
News & Information
- DSHS to Resume Annual Wintertime Rabies Bait Drop Jan. 7
- DSHS Annual Texas Rabies Vaccine Airdrop Begins Wednesday
Last Updated: Tuesday, January 06, 2009
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