- (a) A person who intends to transport a cervid intrastate, other than for immediate slaughter or exhibition at a fair, must first obtain an intrastate cervid movement permit from the department.
(b) An application submitted under this section must include
(1) the name and contact information of the person who
- (A) is transporting the cervid; and
- (B) will be responsible for the cervid while in transport, if that person is different from the person under (A) of this paragraph;
- (2) the age and sex of each animal to which the intrastate cervid movement permit will apply;
- (3) the physical address or point of origin of the shipment;
- (4) the physical address of the destination of the shipment;
- (5) the proposed method of transportation from the point of origin to the destination;
- (6) certification that each cervid over six months of age has tested negative for brucellosis; and
- (7) other information the state veterinarian may require, including vaccination history, exposure to disease, and identification of the animal such as an ear tag, tattoo, or microchip information.
- (c) The state veterinarian may, if the state veterinarian determines that it does not threaten animal or public health, issue an intrastate cervid movement permit.
- (d) An intrastate cervid movement permit is valid for 30 days after issuance and may not be transferred.
- (e) Each cervid shall be identified by an ear tag, registered ear notch, tattoo, or microchip information before transport.
(Eff. 3/24/2017, Register 221)
Authority: AS 03.05.011, AS 03.05.075, AS 03.45.010, AS 03.45.020