Wyoming § 11-19-104 Slaughter of diseased animals; authority of
veterinarian; slaughtering order; when consent of owner
required

Wyoming Statutes

§ 11-19-104 — Slaughter of diseased animals; authority of veterinarian; slaughtering order; when consent of owner required

Wyoming·Title 11 Agriculture, Livestock and Other Animals·Ch. 19 CONTAGIOUS AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES AMONG LIVESTOCK·Art. 1 IN GENERAL

(a)In any case of epizootic disease where premises have been previously quarantined by the state veterinarian, he may order the slaughter of any diseased animals upon the premises and all animals that have been exposed to contagion or infection under the following restrictions:

(i)The order shall be in writing with a duplicate for each owner of the animals condemned;

(ii)The original of each order shall be filed by the veterinarian with the governor and a duplicate given to the owner; and

(iii)Before slaughtering any animal that has been exposed only and does not show disease, the veterinarian shall have the consent of the owner or person in charge of the animal to be slaughtered.

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(a) In any case of epizootic disease where premises have
been previously quarantined by the state veterinarian, he may
order the slaughter of any diseased animals upon the premises
and all animals that have been exposed to contagion or infection
under the following restrictions:
(i) The order shall be in writing with a duplicate
for each owner of the animals condemned;
(ii) The original of each order shall be filed by the
veterinarian with the governor and a duplicate given to the
owner; and
(iii) Before slaughtering any animal that has been
exposed only and does not show disease, the veterinarian shall
have the consent of the owner or person in charge of the animal
to be slaughtered.

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