Haw. Code R. § 4-16-16 - Post-shipment entry requirements
(a) Cattle for
entry shall be transported to and held in the quarantine station or a
quarantine site approved by the division to be inspected and tested for any
transmissible disease that the state veterinarian may require. While in
quarantine, animals shall be sprayed or dipped with an EPA approved pesticide
approved by the state veterinarian. The cattle, bison, and water buffalo may be
refused entry or quarantined for any deficiency in the certificate of
veterinary inspection for the shipment or signs of disease.
(b) Cattle, bison, and water buffalo found to
be negative to test requirements, free of external parasites, and show no signs
of transmissible diseases may be released from the quarantine station or
approved quarantine site under quarantine at premises approved by the state
veterinarian, during which time they shall be retested for tuberculosis,
brucellosis, anaplasmosis and other diseases required by the state veterinarian
sixty to ninety days after arriving in the State. The owner, importer, or
consignee shall furnish the inspector with information on where each animal in
the shipment will be held.
(c) All
expenses in connection with the examination, testing, treating, or destruction
and disposal of cattle, bison, and water buffalo while in quarantine, shall be
borne by the owner, importer, or consignee.
(d) No indemnity shall be paid for reactors
found on entry testing.
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