Risk of exposure included all humans and animals bitten by jackals, data were collected by interviewing jackal bite victims and collecting brain specimen samples from animals. Risk of spread was determined by estimating the distance jackals strayed into human population and the Rabies Vaccination Coverage (RVC) in the district. The RVC was determined by dividing vaccinated dogs by dog population. A Sen’s slope was used to determine a trend of RVC. QGIS was used to map rabies risk zones assuming jackal habitat and location of bite incidence. Direct Fluorescent Antibody technique was used to test for rabies. 