How many domestic animals were diagnosed with rabies in the U.S. in 2015?

In 2015, the number of domestic animals diagnosed with rabies in the U.S. was 420. This figure reflects the ongoing public health efforts to monitor and control rabies in domestic animal populations, which primarily includes dogs and cats. The accurate tracking of rabies cases is crucial for preventing outbreaks and protecting both animal and human health. Additionally, this number is part of broader statistics that help inform vaccination programs and public awareness campaigns regarding the importance of rabies prevention. The other figures listed either overstate or understate the actual number of diagnosed cases, making 420 the most accurate representation for that year.