Health officials in North Carolina are warning the public about a rabies outbreak after four baby goats at a mobile petting zoo tested positive for the virus. The goats were part of a traveling zoo that visited multiple locations, including Boone and Durham County. Attendees of these events are urged to contact health officials due to potential exposure. Following the rabies confirmation, the infected goats were euthanized. Health departments across several counties, including Davidson and Iredell, have issued alerts and advisories to those who may have interacted with the animals. Residents are being reminded of the symptoms of rabies and are encouraged to seek medical advice if they believe they have been exposed.