I am staying in PG, from past 3 months, one infected dog is coming inside floor and going inside washroom sitting below water tap .
We all are using washroom
We are afraid of catching of rabies or some serious infection....
Something happed to dog like big lump on his Anus with bloody fluids discharge, full bad smell
Dog didn't bite anyone. It is having fear of human, it will go and come silently, when main door is open
Doctor we are really afraid about rabies
Especially I am having hypochondriasis anxiety disorder and OCD
We don't know whom to contact to take away that dog
Please help
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Nothing to worry about it rabbies is not generally transmitted by touch just complient about it to your nagar Nigam authorities or municipal authorities
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Use your bathroom aur surrounding after proper cleaning
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There is almost no chance of contracting rabies if the dog hasn't bitten you but based upon your description it seems the dog is suffering from some prolapse and needs veterinary care so I would recommend calling some local NGO to help him out
Sharing living space, including the bathroom with stray animals, can lead to the risk of many infections, including skin lesions. The dog may have some tumor / maggot wound / prolapse as per your history. Try to reach your city corporation or some NGO to move the dog out.
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