Reporting an Animal Disease
To report a suspected disease, contact DATCP's Division of Animal Health by:
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Email:
datcpanimalimports@wisconsin.gov
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Phone: (608) 224-4872, Monday-Friday, 7:45 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
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Evenings & weekends: (800) 943-0003. Say you are reporting a potential animal disease.
Updated: 1:48 p.m., 3/8/23
HPAI-Positive Premises
Jefferson (2)
| 11/7/22
| 180,000
| Commercial
| Depopulated
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Marathon
| 11/3/22
| 15
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Waukesha
| 11/3/22
| 8
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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St. Croix
| 10/14/22
| 7
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Dunn (2)
| 9/27/22
| 70,000
| Commercial
| Depopulated
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Racine (2)
| 9/26/22
| 10,000
| Commercial
| Depopulated
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Washington
| 8/31/22
| 115
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Bayfield
| 5/20/22
| 61
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Dunn
| 5/14/22
| 150
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Marinette
| 5/13/22
| 92
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Barron (7)
| 5/11/22
| 10,502
| Commercial
| Depopulated
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Barron (6)
| 5/6/22
| 22,000
| Commercial
| Depopulated
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Pierce
| 5/4/22
| 33
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Sauk
| 5/3/22
| 36
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Barron (5)
| 5/2/22
| 47,188
| Commercial
| Depopulated
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Barron (4)
| 5/2/22
| 19,319
| Commercial
| Depopulated
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Polk (3)
| 5/2/22
| 126
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Fond du Lac
| 4/29/22
| 17
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Oconto
| 4/29/22
| 222
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Barron (3)
| 4/28/22
| 150
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Barron (2)
| 4/27/22
| 110,731
| Commercial
| Depopulated
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Polk (2)
| 4/23/22
| 40
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Sheboygan
| 4/14/22
| 15
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Polk (1)
| 4/14/22
| 20,000
| Commercial
| Depopulated
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Columbia
| 4/14/22
| 44
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Barron (1)
| 4/8/22
| 46,507
| Commercial
| Depopulated
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Racine
| 4/7/22
| 204
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Rock
| 4/1/22
| 22
| Non-commercial
| Depopulated
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Jefferson (1)
| 3/14/22
| 2,757,767
| Commercial
| Depopulated
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Communications & Press Releases
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March 8, 2023: DATCP reminds poultry owners of increasing threat of avian influenza
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November 8, 2022:
HPAI situation update and biosecurity reminders
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November 4, 2022:
HPAI confirmed in Marathon, Waukesha counties
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October 17, 2022:
HPAI confirmed in St. Croix County
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September 2, 2022: HPAI confirmed in Washington County
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June 20, 2022:
DATCP lifts state order prohibiting poultry at live events
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June 6, 2022:
DATCP lifts movement restrictions for Barron County areas affected by HPAI
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May 23, 2022:
HPAI found in Bayfield County
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May 16, 2022:
HPAI confirmed in Marinette, Dunn counties
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May 16, 2022:
Summary special order issued for parts of Barron, Polk counties (see map)
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May 13, 2022:
DNR confirms HPAI in wild red foxes
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May 10, 2022:
DATCP issues new order suspending movement of domestic birds to live events
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May 5, 2022:
HPAI identified in Sauk, Pierce counties
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April 29, 2022: HPAI identified in Fond du Lac, Oconto counties
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April 25, 2022:
Update on HPAI and reminders for reporting bird illnesses
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April 14, 2022:
New cases of HPAI identified in three counties
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April 9, 2022:
HPAI identified in Barron County poultry flock
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April 8, 2022:
Wisconsin poultry shows, exhibitions suspended due to HPAI
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April 8, 2022:
HPAI confirmed in Racine County flock
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April 2, 2022:
HPAI confirmed in Rock County backyard flock
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March 31, 2022:
HPAI found in Wisconsin wild bird population
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March 30, 2022:
Update No. 8 in Jefferson County
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March 28, 2022:
Update No. 7 in Jefferson County
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March 24, 2022:
Update No. 6 in Jefferson County and
HPAI in Wisconsin: FAQs
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March 23, 2022:
Update No. 5 in Jefferson County
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March 22, 2022:
Update No. 4 in Jefferson County
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March 21, 2022:
Update No. 3 in Jefferson County
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March 18, 2022:
Update No. 2 in Jefferson County
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March 15, 2022:
Update No. 1 in Jefferson County
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March 14, 2022:
HPAI confirmed in Jefferson County flock
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February 24, 2022:
Poultry producers advised to increase biosecurity, move birds indoors
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January 20, 2022:
Increasing biosecurity to protect against HPAI