How long does the Rabies virus survive outside the host in Freezing temps?

So today my dog killed a rabbit (That's my best guess anyway, hard to tell now) and got blood on her face. I know rabies is transmitted through saliva and not blood but if my dog ate the animal then it probably got saliva on it too. I touched it when I was cleaning her off and didn't think much about it until now. There is a chance that it got into my eyes and mouth because my dog doesn't like baths too much and splashed around like a maniac.

Long story short, I know that the rabies virus dies in a matter of seconds in mild-hot temps. But I know that it can also live indefinitely in a dead hosts body in say a freezer (There was an experiment in which an animal with rabies was put in a freezer and after 2 years was still active). The temp today was below freezing and would of been the ideal temp for the rabies virus to thrive.

Pretty much every website I've been too says it dies in seconds unless its cold so I'm just wondering what its life span is if it was cold. I'm sure its not too long because then it would be an epidemic but you never know lol.

So what are my odds of being infected with this almost eradicated disease in the middle of suburban American lol.