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I've seen similar case in my clinical practice. There is almost nothing to worry in this scenario, since (1) there is no route of transmission - the skin is intact (2) usual incubation period is well passed (ie 3 months), even though very rare cases of symptoms seen beyond the above period

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This is not at all the route of transmission.  So relax.

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Since there were no cuts , skin was intact and 8 months have already passed with symptoms —there is no need to worry

Nothing to worry Since no cut in his hands chance of getting infected is very less And also 8 months have passed and he haven't showed any symptoms I guess Even if he had put his hands in mouth the infective organisms are not transferred through feco-oral route Which means he is fine and the chances of rabies infection in future is nearly zero

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I don't think anything to worry now 8 months have passed Relax

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If his skin was intact and there was no contact of saliva with his eyes, mouth, or an open wound, rabies transmission is virtually impossible. • Since it’s already 8 months and he’s completely fine, that alone is reassuring — rabies would have manifested by now if transmission had occurred. • Even if he had unknowingly touched his mouth or eyes after contact with fur or dry saliva, the virus dies quickly outside the body so infection is extremely unlikely.