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Old 06-18-2010, 03:31 AM
Kris L. Christine Kris L. Christine is offline
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This is absolutely fantastic news. I own two dogs who can no longer receive the rabies vaccination due to near fatal reactions and am very fortunate that our county accepts this type of statement in lieu of the actual vaccine. Unfortunately, a titer was not sufficient in another county one of our dogs was moving to. He had a fatal reaction in January. Our hearts are still broken. Thank you for continuing to bring this topic to everyone's attention. It is not only near and dear to my own heart, but it is a very serious one.
You're welcome, and I'm so sorry to hear of your loss. My own lab, Butter, suffers from autoimmune hemolytic anemia, thrombocytopenia, and kidney disease, we are so fortunate that Maine has a medical exemption so he didn't have to have a booster this year, it would have killed him immediately.

The following states have medical exemptions: Maine, Connecticut, New York, Alabama, Virginia, Florida, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Colorado, Wisconsin, and Oregon
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