Health departments have evaluated hundreds of people for possible rabies exposure after they interacted with baby goats from a petting zoo. The goats were part of a traveling petting zoo owned by Farm Adventures.

The company took the goats to at least 10 locations, including a Masonic picnic and community centers. By Wednesday, health departments had assessed 284 people, while others consulted directly with a healthcare provider to determine their potential risk.

Further details about the incident and the potential exposure are available from the source. The health departments' evaluation of people who came into contact with the goats is ongoing.