Table 2.

Countries of the Americas that reported cases of human rabies caused by exposure to animals other than dogs (2005-2016).

Country	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	Total
Bolivia	1^*												1
Brazil	42^*, 1⁺	2^*, 1^@		1^*, 1^¿, 1⁺		1⁺, 1^**		1^*, 1⁺, 1^#	2⁺		1^$	1^$	58
Canada			1										1
Colombia	3^*		1^¿	2^$, 1^¿	2^$, 1^*, 1^¿	3^$, 1^¿					1^$		16
Dominican Republic		1^$			1^!								2
Ecuador	2^*				1^$		12^*						15
Mexico	5^**, 1^&	1^**	2^¿, 2^&	3^*	3^@, 1^¿	4^*	2^*, 1^%				1^¿		26
Peru	7^*	2^*	23^*, 1^{^}		19^*	13^*	19^*	10^*	5^*		3^*	9^*	111
United States	1	2^**	1^**	1^**, 1^&	3	1^, 1^*	4	1	1	1	1		19
Venezuela			1^*										1

Hematophagous bat;

^**

Non-hematophagous bat;

^¿

Bats species not reported;

⁺

Monkey;

Bovine;

Deer;

Cat;

Fox;

Skunk;

^{^}

Equine;

Mongoose;

Raccoon.

Samples for which species was not reported were removed. There were no data available for 2014. Sources: SIRVERA http://siepi.panaftosa.org.br/, accessed 2/15/17. Cases for the United States were complemented with data from (Dyer et al., 2014) and (Monroe et al., 2016.) Human case from Canada were collected from: http://epe.lac-bac.gc.ca/100/206/301/cfia-acia/2011-09-21/www.inspection.gc.ca/english/anima/disemala/rabrag/statse.shtml.