World Rabies Day in 2021

World Rabies Day Quick Facts - GB 2021

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2021 Date	28 September 2021
2022 Date	28 September 2022

2021 Holidays & Dates

World Rabies Day in

Tuesday, 28 Sep

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World Rabies Day in 2021

World Rabies Day is a health observance which aims to raise awareness about the disease. Rabies is a rare, contagious disease spread by mammals that can cause convulsions, excess salivation, and paralysis.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Rabies Day - in 2021

Updated 03:36

Today marks the day of World Rabies Day for the purpose of enlightenment on the Global issue of Rabies and how best to tackle this menace of society . The enlightenment was brought by kind courtesy of Ghana Veterinary Medical Student Association,Knust,Ghana. https://t.co/U2YlwWvMsW
— HESA HEALTH COMMITTEE (@COHS_HC) September 28, 2021

Today is World Rabies Day. As a kid growing up in the 80s, rabies was up there with quicksand and throwing frisbees into electricity pylons as one of the myriad ways in which we would all die horribly (assuming we survived the inevitable nuclear war). Great days. Happy days. https://t.co/dPvWL7DRE2
— Daniel Pietersen (@pietersender) September 28, 2021

Your daughters and sons are cute and all, but did you know that today is also National Drink a Beer Day, National Ask a Stupid Question Day, National Neighbor Day, National Voter Registration Day and World Rabies Day? It’s also International Right to Know Day. Irony, amirite? https://t.co/Vqo9XS50S9
— Your Other Favorite Natalie (@2ndNatalie) September 28, 2021

Today the 28th September 2021, marks the World Rabies Day. Anf the theme for this year is to Spread FACTS about the disease and not fear.💯🙌🏽🙂 https://t.co/Oyzcap7Av8
— Lasisi Aishah (@LasisiAishah) September 28, 2021

WORLD RABIES DAY (2021) Presents with the Theme RABIES: FACTS NOT FEAR The main goal WHO, GARC (Global Alliance for Rabies Control), OIE (World Animal Health Organization) is ZERO BY 30 that is to have no human rabies deaths by 2030. https://t.co/20NxFC88a8
— HESA HEALTH COMMITTEE (@COHS_HC) September 28, 2021

World Rabies Day is fast approaching! This year’s theme focuses on facts about rabies and dispelling any myths or misconceptions. In brief, this theme reminds us of key current global issues that also affect rabies elimination, namely: (1/8) https://t.co/Tgq8y2L58d
— RODEO CLUB-CBSUA (@rodeoclubcbsua) September 23, 2021

#World_Rabies_day_2021 World rabies day is celebrated on 28 September every year to raise awareness about that disease. Rabies is a serious neglected zoonotic disease in the world https://t.co/UHs4R6bz7u
— Somali Animal Welfare Society (@Saws_Somalia) September 28, 2021

my dog was turned away from day care today because he was “foaming at the mouth” and he’s “never had a rabies shot” and he’s “actually a raccoon.” https://t.co/oI7Gvxrd9H
— Mike LaRock (@openmike) September 28, 2021

World Rabies Day was established to increase worldwide awareness and advocate for rabies eradication, to unite all individuals, organizations, and stakeholders in the fight against rabies. Every year on September 28, World Rabies Day is commemorated. #CONAHSsignment https://t.co/Y3WslrOS42
— CONAHS Student Council (@conahssc) September 28, 2021

#WorldRabiesDay is today! 🐶 On this day, we raise awareness about rabies in order to enhance prevention and control efforts. Rabies is a disease that affects our fury bestfriends, but is 100% treatable and preventable. Protect yourself and your pets by vaccinating your pets. https://t.co/HX1xkGw31j
— Garfield_Health_Center (@Garfield_HC) September 28, 2021