Ala. Admin. Code r. 80-3-6-.34 - Requirements For Handling Anthrax And Black Leg
(1) Anthrax carcasses shall not be skinned
but shall be burned, and if possible, without moving or handling. The place or
stall where an anthrax carcass is found or where an anthrax patient has been
kept shall be cleaned or disinfected. The litter and manure from such a place
shall be burned, and the place shall be disinfected as directed by the State
Veterinarian or his authorized representative.
(2) Anthrax carcasses shall not be dragged
over public roads, commons, or open places. The carcasses may be disinfected by
thoroughly sprinkling with a five (5) percent carbolic acid solution or a
solution of chloride of lime or a solution of coal tar creosote, then rolled
onto skids or a sled or other vehicle and taken to a suitable place for
burning.
(3) In no case shall
anthrax vaccine be used where anthrax does not exist. Anthrax vaccine shall not
be used until positive microscopic, cultural, and inoculation tests have been
made by a Federal, State, or any officially recognized authority. No vaccines
containing living germs shall be used in Alabama without first obtaining
permission from the State Veterinarian.
Author: Charles H. Barnes
Notes
Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, ยง 2-15-170.
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