051-8 Wyo. Code R. §§ 8-6 - Certificates of Veterinary Inspection and Official Individual Identification
(a) A CVI for an Animal intended for
importation into Wyoming is not valid unless:
(i) It is issued by an Accredited
Veterinarian who has personally performed a visual inspection of the
Animal;
(ii) It is complete and
legible; and
(iii) All other
requirements for identification, testing, treatment, vaccinations, and
declarations are met.
(b) CVIs are valid for 30 days from the date
of issuance unless otherwise specified by order of the Wyoming State
Veterinarian.
(c) A CVI must be
received by the Board from the Animal health official of the state of origin or
the issuing Accredited Veterinarian within 14 days of issuance.
(d) Each CVI shall contain the following
information:
(i) The name, mailing address,
phone number, and physical address of the consignor and the physical address of
the Premises of Origin of each Animal if different from that of the
consignor's;
(ii) The name, mailing
address, phone number, and physical address of the consignee, and the physical
address of the Animal's Wyoming destination if different from that of the
consignee's;
(iii) The printed name
and signature, mailing address, phone number, and National Accreditation Number
of the issuing Accredited Veterinarian;
(iv) The number of Animals covered by the
CVI;
(v) The species of Animals
covered;
(vi) The age of each
Animal;
(vii) The gender of each
Animal;
(viii) The purpose for
which each Animal is being moved;
(ix) Verification that each Animal being
moved is in good health and not showing sign of contagious, infectious, or
communicable disease, including any required statements;
(x) The date of required testing, the
specific test, the specific test result, and the herd or flock certification
number, if applicable;
(xi) The
date and name of each required vaccination, if applicable;
(xii) A list of each Official Individual
Identification device or other approved individual identification of each
Animal or if preapproved by the Wyoming State Veterinarian, the statement "All
animals in this shipment are officially individually identified"; and
(xiii) For Animals used in circuses,
carnivals, and petting zoos, the owner's USDA exhibitor license number, unless
USDA regulations exempt the owner from the licensure requirement.
(e) Any Animal to be imported and
that is covered by 9 CFR part 86 must have Official Individual Identification
unless an exception is provided in these rules, and the Official Individual
Identification tag shall not be removed following importation.
Notes
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