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Protect Yourself from Animal- and Insect-Related Hazards After a Disaster

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• Fact Sheet: Protect Yourself from Animal- & Insect-Related Hazards After a Disaster

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• Dog Bites
  • Flyer: "Stray Dogs in Hurricane Disaster Areas" (30 KB/1 page)
    Spanish
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    (From Texas A&M University)
• Rabies
• Rodent Issues
  • Rodents
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• Snake Bites
• Other
  • Flyer: "Are you sure it's only a spider bite?" (98 KB/1 page)
  • NIOSH Interim Guidance on Health and Safety Hazards When Working with Displaced Domestic Animals

Public Service Announcements

• Staying Safe Around Dogs

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