8 Ill. Adm. Code 40.190
Sheep and Goats
Section 40
Section 40.190 Sheep
and
Goats
a) Livestock auction market veterinarians are required to check
each consignment of sheep and goats at time of presentation at the sale to
determine that to the best of their knowledge and belief the sheep and goats
are free from infectious and communicable diseases.
b) When diseased sheep or goats, except those exhibiting evidence
of contagious foot rot, are found at a livestock auction market, the livestock
auction market veterinarian shall immediately place the diseased sheep or goats
under quarantine and order the owner to return such sheep or goats to his
premises under quarantine. The livestock auction market veterinarian shall
notify the Department of such quarantine. The quarantine will remain in effect
until the Department receives notice of the death of the sheep or goats, OR
receives a report from a licensed veterinarian that the animal or animals have
recovered and are in a healthy condition.
c) When sheep exhibit evidence of contagious foot rot, such sheep
shall be tagged with the "slaughter only" red ear tag and be
accompanied directly to slaughter by Form C-24a, revised.