According to statistics from the Agriculture Bureau, from 2013 to 2025 (13 years in total), there have been a total of 1,027 cases of rabies in Taiwan's wild animals, averaging 79 cases per year. The highest number of cases was 278 in 2013, and the lowest was 21 in 2022. The Bureau reminds everyone to strengthen awareness of rabies prevention to protect the health and safety of themselves and their families.

To prevent rabies, remember the "Two Don'ts and One Do":

(1) Do not abandon your pets.

(2) Do not touch, capture, or keep wild animals.

(3) Vaccinate your dogs, cats, and captive carnivores against rabies annually.

Take good care of your pets' health, avoid touching wild animals in the wild, and take effective measures to prevent rabies.