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September 2007

Biosecurity practices should be part of your farm’s management tools in keeping your horses and livestock healthy and safe from infectious disease both at home and in competitions.


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December 2006

Five easily transportable trailers, filled with everything needed to quickly set up temporary animal shelters and veterinary clinics during disasters are being strategically placed around the state.

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June 2006

With the coming of Hurricane Season, the Division of Animal Health and the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness offers two guides on protecting pets and livestock in emergency situations: 

Plain Talk on Protecting Your Livestock: New Jersey's Guide to Protecting Your Livestock in the Event of a Disaster

Plain Talk on Protecting Your Pets: New Jersey's Guide to Protecting Your Pets in the Event of a Disaster

   

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September 2005

Due to concerns about the contraction of E. Coli, after more than 20 people, almost all children, fell ill to the bacterial infection after visiting petting zoos at carnivals in Florida, the New Jersey Department of Agriculture, Division of Animal Health has these recommendations to ensure the safe enjoyment of New Jersey petting zoos and animal exhibits.

For more information please visit Guidelines for Petting Zoos and Animal Exhibits

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