To educate the public about zoonotic diseases that can be spread from animals to humans, World Zoonoses Day was established on July 6, 1885. It honors Louis Pasteur, a French biologist who gave the first dosage of the first anti-rabies vaccine.
To educate the public about zoonotic diseases that can be spread from animals to humans, World Zoonoses Day was established on July 6, 1885. It honors Louis Pasteur, a French biologist who gave the first dosage of the first anti-rabies vaccine.
