Effective May 2009 ISDA has regulations regarding EVA in horses. All intact male equines will require one of the following statements be recorded next to their name and description on their Certificate of Veterinary Inspection:

"Vaccinated for EVA"
     A copy of the animal's test and vaccination certificate needs to      be attached.
"Seropositive Carrier of EVA"
     The test date needs to be recorded on the CVI.
"Seropositive Non-shedder of EVA"
     A copy of the negative semen EVA virus isolation test result      needs to be attached to the CVI.
"Unknown EVA Status"

Equine semen may be imported with one of these statements, regarding the stallion it came from, attached to the shipment.

In September 2008 both California (9/18/08) and New Mexico (9/11/08) were changed by USDA to Tuberculosis Modified Accredited Advanced states. With this status change, all cattle require an entry permit and the following requirements from IDAPA 02.04.21 section 240 are in effect:

Tuberculosis Modified Accredited Advanced State or Zone. Cattle and bison that originate from a modified accredited advanced state or zone, as defined by USDA in Title 9, Part 77, CFR, and are not known to be infected with or exposed to tuberculosis, may be imported upon meeting the following requirements:

a. Steers, spayed heifers, and intact heifers of beef breeds that are less than fifteen (15) months of age, which are consigned for grazing, or steers, spayed heifers, and intact heifers of beef breeds that are consigned directly to a feedlot approved for finish feeding of cattle or bison relative to tuberculosis, may enter without individual identification or testing for tuberculosis; and

b. All other cattle and bison, except those moving on grazing permits issued by the Administrator under the provisions of Section 220 and those consigned for immediate slaughter at an approved slaughter establishment, shall be tested for tuberculosis with negative results within sixty (60) days prior to entry into Idaho.