Raccoon in East Charlotte Tests Positive for Rabies
A raccoon in east Charlotte has tested positive for rabies, marking the county’s 11th positive test for the year 2026.
Charlotte, NC, October 26, 2026 —
A raccoon in east Charlotte tested positive for rabies, the county’s 11th positive test reported for 2026, according to the information provided.
The report does not identify the county or give the date of the test. It also does not specify the raccoon’s exact location, how the animal was tested, or which agency or source reported the result. No information was provided about whether the animal had contact with people or pets, or whether any follow-up actions occurred.
The information establishes the positive test count for the year but does not include a comparison with previous years or details about other positive tests. It does not say whether the 11 tests involved raccoons or other animals. No statements from public health or animal control officials were included.
Further details about the circumstances of the test, any potential exposure, and any response by local authorities were not provided. The available information is limited to the raccoon’s location in east Charlotte, its positive rabies test, and the countywide count of 11 positive tests in 2026.
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