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A Health Certificate
(CVI) issued within 30 days is all that is needed for INTRASTATE Travel.
For
INTERSTATE Travel see below:
We just found out that New York State Ag & Markets has updated their requirements
for movement of llamas into New York State. Effective April 2008 you ONLY need a Health Certificate (CVI) issued
within 30 days of entry. See statement below or refer to NYS Ag & Markets website: http://www.agmkt.state.ny.us/AI/NYCRR_Part_62.pdf
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Entries must be postmarked or emailed by: May 10, 2008. For anyone
interested in coming that cannot make this deadline please email llamawhisp@aol.com (Katrina) by Monday, May 12th, (to avoid late fee) to let us know you will be sending an entry
in and how many animals you will be bringing.
***LLAMAS & ALPACAS***
Llamas and Alpacas moved into New York for any purpose shall be accompanied by an approved
certificate of veterinary inspection (CVI).
The CVI is issued by an accredited veterinarian and approved and countersigned
by the chief livestock health official of the state or country of origin. Approval and countersignature of the certificate
shall signify that said official has caused the statements thereon to be verified and shall further signify that these statements
qualify the animal for movement into New York State in accordance with the provisions of this Part.
The CVI shall identify
each animal to be moved into New York. Individual identification shall include all eartags and tattoos carried by the animal,
its species, breed, age, sex and its registration number, if any.
The CVI shall include the full name and address of both
consignor and consignee, the date of issue, the anticipated date of entry of the animal into New York State, and a statement
that the animal has been inspected by an accredited veterinarian and is not showing signs of infectious, contagious or communicable
disease (except where noted).
The CVI shall be valid up to and including the 30th day following the date of inspection
of the animal.
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Who: Show Superintendent-Todd Smith
Show Planning Committee: Paul Hastings, Katrina Capasso,
Lisa and Tom Brown, Christine Giuliano, The Carminati Family, Marty & Barbara
Fane, Denise Richards & Steve Wiengold.
What: 1st Annual New York Grand HOBO
ALSA-sanctioned
Level III
and
"Hot
& Hazy Fiber Arts Festival"
Featuring EVERYTHING for the hand spinner, knitter, weaver, and crocheter!
Vendors will include spinning wheels, weaving supplies, fleece & roving, hand spun yarn, demonstrations, and more!! For more details, or to become a vendor, please contact Lana at woolnwheels@gmail.com
Where: Schaghticoke Fairgrounds
When: June 6th, 7th
and 8th 2008
Saturday AM: Non-Breeder Halter
Female Halter
Showmanship
Saturday PM: Public Relations Class
Pack Class
Sunday: Male Halter
Production Classes
Exhibitors Herd
Breeders Herd
Obstacle Class
Why: We wanted
to put together a fun show for everyone, a show that everyone could relax, show their animals and still meet and hang out
with old and new friends. We want to remind everyone that this is a HOBO show, which means, that you bring your animal to
the show the way it is, no muss, no fuss on preparing your animal for the show!
Judge: Deb Ulrich
Entry Forms and Information
click here to download file
Entries must be postmarked or emailed by: May 10, 2008
(Late Entry fee is $50 per farm)
Be advised that we will have disinfecting procedures in place prior to the show.
Hotels Information
click here to download file
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