Ariz. Admin. Code § R3-2-614 - Importation of Sheep and Goats
A. A
Certificate of Veterinary Inspection for sheep and goats shall include:
1. A valid entry permit number; and
2. A statement that:
a. The sheep or goats are not infected with
bluetongue, or exposed to scrapie, and do not originate from a scrapie-infected
or source flock; and
b. The sheep
or goats test negative for Brucella ovis if a test is required by R3-2-614 B;
and if applicable
c. Breeding rams
have been individually examined and are free of gross lesions of ram
epididymitis.
B. A breeding ram six months of age or older
shall test negative for Brucella ovis within 30 days of entry or originate from
a certified brucellosis-free flock. An exhibition ram that returns to the
out-of-state flock of origin within five days of the conclusion of the exhibit
is exempt from the testing requirement of this subsection.
C. Arizona native commercial flocks
participating in a Brucella ovis control program through testing performed by
an accredited and licensed veterinarian may return to Arizona from another
state without testing, provided the flock has not commingled with other
flocks.
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