A record maintained by Economics and Statistics department of Mizoram government said, 3,397 people of the state, mainly from urban areas, suffered dog bites during 2016-2017 financial year.
It said 1,363 of these victims were women and one person died due to dog bite during the period.
Not just canine cases, the department has records of nips by cats and rats, besides snake bites.
At least 101 people including 55 women were bitten by cats, and 37 people - of whom 15 were women - were bitten by rats during the same period.
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