Same. We were definitely told to stay away from raccoons and bats, especially during the day (both are normally nocturnal or close to it). The only people I k

Same. We were definitely told to stay away from raccoons and bats, especially during the day (both are normally nocturnal or close to it). The only people I know who've required rabies treatment had encounters with bats. Usually a bat got into their home through an open window, but wasn't noticed for some time. From what I was told, small bat bites aren't particularly painful or large and can look like bug bites, so any bat in the house usually ends up with a rabies treatment for residents.