A rabies outbreak linked to a mobile petting zoo in North Carolina has raised significant health concerns after multiple baby goats tested positive for the virus. Attendees of the Lexington event and locals from Davidson and Iredell Counties have been urged to contact health officials due to potential exposure. The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) confirmed that four baby goats from the traveling zoo were euthanized after testing positive. Warnings have been issued in several surrounding counties as authorities continue to assess the risk of rabies transmission to humans.