WSDA confirms new HPAI case in a domestic cat in Grant County. 

Biosecurity involves everyday practices that prevent disease spread on farms and protect animal health and the food supply. Enhanced biosecurity adds stricter measures during outbreaks to reduce risk and maintain safe animal movement. Learn more in the blog.

New World screwworm is a dangerous parasite in northern Mexico that could threaten dogs, especially those that travel or are imported. Early detection of worsening wounds and quick veterinary care are key to preventing serious harm.

Recent flooding has significantly impacted agricultural operations across Washington. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced multiple disaster assistance programs to help farmers, ranchers, and landowners recover losses related to crops, livestock, infrastructure, and land.

Below is the full USDA announcement outlining available programs, deadlines, and contact information. This information is reposted from the USDA to ensure producers have timely access to critical recovery resources.