<p>We conducted 761 IBCM investigations. Of these, 99.0% involved dogs and 55.4% of dogs were vaccinated against rabies. A total of 76.7% of dogs were alive during investigations. Most (82.0%) dogs were adults and 96.0% were owned. Only 5.0% of dogs were sterilized. Based on the animal outcome and laboratory testing, 77% were assessed as non- rabies cases, 8.6 % as probable cases, 12.6% as suspected and 1.84% as confirmed via direct fluorescent antibody and LN 34 pan-lyssavirus real time reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction testing. We identified ≥1,400 humans bite victims of which 2 died during investigations. Most (64%) of victims were male. The mean age of victims was 22.3 years. Most (96.6%) of victims sort medical care, however only 16.8% washed their wounds immediately after the bite. Additionally, 69.4% of victims reported minor bites with 81.1% of all bites located on the limbs and 2.4% in the head and neck regions.</p>