Humans don't spread rabies. Because the main aim of vaccination programs is to prevent spread in a population, not necessarily prevent disease in individuals, i

Humans don't spread rabies. Because the main aim of vaccination programs is to prevent spread in a population, not necessarily prevent disease in individuals, it's much more effective to vaccinate pets and other animals that can spread the disease through bites. In some places, they've even been able to vaccinate wild animals with vaccine-laced bait[1]. [1]https://thefactsource.com/switzerland-rabies-epidemic-air-dropping-chicken-heads/ https://thefactsource.com/switzerland-rabies-epidemic-air-dr...