Sheep & Goat Imports

New World Screwworm (NWS) has been identified in the following states:

    • New Mexico
    • Texas

All animals entering Idaho from one of these states require a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) issued within 5 days of movement. Additionally, animals moving out of an Active Infested Zone require their movement permit number, issued by the state of origin, to be listed on the CVI. 

These requirements are in addition to the standard entry requirements below.

Premises in the following states have been under quarantine for Vesicular Stomatitis (VS) within the past 30 days:
      • Colorado
      • New Mexico
Animals located on a premises where VS has been diagnosed may not enter Idaho. All other livestock coming from these states require an entry permit or approved eCVI and a VS statement that the animals are not from a VS-positive premises on their CVI, in addition to the requirements below.

Sheep and goats being imported into Idaho are regulated by the Idaho Sheep and Goat Health Board (ISGHB). Entry permits can be obtained through our online permit system or by contacting the ISGHB at 208-803-5084.

*Entry Permits are not required when using an approved electronic CVI form. The only approved eCVI forms are those from GlobalVetLink, State of Oregon, Washington OVIS, Vet Sentry, Sale Time, Mi-Corporation, myVetTech, Acclaim Systems VET CVI and State of Texas. If you are not using one of these forms, normal permit requirements still apply. Please note VSPS is NOT an approved eCVI system.

The Idaho Sheep & Goat Health Board

Information on the scrapie program and how to get a Flock Identification number.

 

ISDA system for veterinarians to obtain animal entry permits.