All of the Following Are True of the Control of Rabies

All of the following are true of the control of rabies, except:

A) the vaccine for rabies has frequent and serious side effects and should only be used when rabies exposure has been definitely established.
B) rabies has been controlled in domestic pets through widespread vaccination.
C) rabies remains common in wildlife, such as raccoons, that live near human populations in many areas of the United States.
D) despite the continued presence of rabies-infected animals in the United States, the number of cases of human rabies in the United States is very low compared to many countries of the world.