Following the report of a bite or non-bite contact to a human, the local health officer shall conduct a risk assessment that includes a determination of: The species of animal that made the contact; Whether the animal is apparently healthy; Whether the animal is adequately vaccinated appropriate to its age; The type of contact; Whether the bite or non-bite contact was provoked and what human activity may have provoked the bite or non-bite; and The reasonable likelihood that the contact animal may have rabies or may have been exposed to rabies within the past 6 months, including information about unsupervised out-of-doors escape episodes, injuries, and other potential contacts of the animal to wild animals or bats.