 For Delaware Public Media News in Dover, I'm Tom Byrne. Delawareans are being told to be cautious of rabid animals. The Delaware Division of Public Health says with people outdoors during the summer, the chances of encountering wildlife rises and some may have rabies. DPH shows 54 animals have tested positive for rabies in the state since 2019, but that number is probably higher since only animals that encounter people are tested.