This is in response to a rise of racoons with rabies in the city.
On Staten Island, two bats, and one cat were also found infected with the virus.
In the Bronx, two skunks were infected.
In all, 18 animals have tested positive for rabies in the city.
New Yorkers are urged to always avoid contact with wild animals and vaccinate their pets against rabies.
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