<p>Results: The study revealed that 52.8% of participants had poor rabies prevention and control practices. While&nbsp;<br>52.1% demonstrated good knowledge, only 49.1% displayed a positive attitude. Factors associated with good&nbsp;<br>practices included having good knowledge of rabies [AOR = 2.41], a positive attitude [AOR = 2.06], owning&nbsp;<br>only one dog [AOR = 2.46], proximity to a vet clinic [AOR = 9.32], and receiving information from mass&nbsp;<br>media [AOR = 3.68] or health workers [AOR = 3.16].</p>