Which executive order declares March as Rabies Awareness Month?

The recognition of March as Rabies Awareness Month is established by Executive Order No. 84. This order emphasizes the importance of raising awareness about rabies, a viral disease that can be fatal to both animals and humans. By designating a specific month for awareness, the executive order aims to encourage preventive measures, vaccinations, and education to reduce the risk of rabies transmission. This initiative contributes to public health efforts and informs communities about the necessary steps to protect against the disease and promote safer interactions with wildlife and domestic animals. Such awareness campaigns often include activities, resources, and outreach programs during March to ensure that people are informed and prepared to take action regarding rabies prevention.