California VSV Outbreak Update
Edited Press Release
November 17, 2023
Eight new premises with confirmed or suspected VSV cases have been identified in California.
Eight new premises with confirmed or suspected VSV cases have been identified in California.
The horse lives at a boarding facility in Los Angeles County.
The cases were located in Highlands and Volusia counties.
The filly lives in McIntosh County.
Seventeen new premises in California have confirmed or suspected VSV cases.
The horse lives in Westchester County and is recovering.
The gelding lives in Frederick County.
The horse lives in Marion County, where 60 horses are exposed.
The horse lives in St. Joseph County, where 10 horses are exposed.
The horses are located in Grandview Municipality.
The horse lives in San Mateo County.
The horse lives in Harper County and is recovering.
The horse lives in Mason County, where one additional case is suspected.
The quarantine at the facility in Hancock County, where one horse was confirmed positive and 30 horses were exposed, has been released.
The horse lives in Ottawa County and is recovering.
The horse lives at a boarding facility in Sheboygan County.
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