Movement Alert: New World Screwworm (NWS) has been identified in the southern U.S. It has
not been identified in Wisconsin. In response to cases of NWS in other states, Wisconsin has additional requirements for warm-blooded animals moving from states with active NWS infested zones. Visit the
NWS website for additional information on movement requirements and resources.
PRRS and PEDv
The PRRS/PEDv rule was repealed, and the new rule was published July 1, 2026. Testing for swine movement is no longer required for Wisconsin imports or for intrastate movement. PRRS and PEDv are still reportable diseases in Wisconsin. Please visit DATCP Home Reporting Animal Diseases to report PRRS, PEDV, or any other reportable diseases.
Swine imported to federally approved markets are not required to have official individual ID, testing, a CVI, or an import permit, but federal rules require the following:
- Paperwork, such as a yarding receipt, sale ticket, waybill, bill of lading or bill of sale, that includes all of the following:
- Location, including street address, from which the animals originated
- Location, including street address, to which the animals are going
- Number of swine to be moved
- The consignor and consignee