VSV Confirmed in Two Newly Infected Kansas Counties

- Allen — 1 new suspect equine premises
- Chase — 1 new suspect equine premises
- Cherokee — 1 new suspect equine premises
- Cowley — 1 new suspect equine premises
- Crawford — 1 confirmed positive, 1 suspect equine premises
- Franklin — 1 confirmed positive equine premises
- Labette — 1 new suspect equine premises
- Miami — 2 new suspect equine premises
- Montgomery – 1 new suspect equine premises
- Neosho — 1 new suspect equine premises
Since the July 27 Situation Report, 20 previously VSV-infected or suspect premises have been released from quarantine in the following Kansas counties:
- Allen
- Cherokee
- Coffey
- Cowley
- Miami
- Montgomery
- Neosho
- Sedgwick
- Sumner
- Wilson
Kansas currently leads states in the number of counties with VSV-quarantined premises (22), confirmed positive premises (96), and currently quarantined premises (74):
- Allen (3 confirmed positive, 4 currently quarantined)
- Bourbon (1, 1)
- Butler (31, 4)
- Chase (1, 1)
- Cherokee (6, 9)
- Coffey (1, 2)
- Cowley (9, 5)
- Crawford (1, 2)
- Elk (1, 1)
- Franklin (1, 1)
- Greenwood (2, 1)
- Labette (2, 6)
- Linn (2, 3)
- Lyon (3, 5)
- Marion (2, 1)
- Miami (2, 6)
- Montgomery (6, 2)
- Morris 1, 1)
- Neosho (3, 11)
- Riley (1, 1)
- Sedgwick (11, 0)
- Sumner (2, 0)
- Wilson (3, 6)
- Woodson (1, 1)
Premises with confirmed positive and suspect cases are quarantined and monitored by veterinarians for at least 14 days from the onset of lesions in the last animal affected
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