Mounted search and rescue

[Ruthie Franczek <ruthiefranczek@hotmail.com>]

A Coggins and a quick health certificate should do it.  Around here, we cross state lines with reckless abandon.  OK not really but we do live in small tight states.  They are starting to actually pull trailers over to see if we have Coggins.  Is it that big a deal out your way?  You don't have the livestock density that we have here.  (Racetracks, tons of show venues etc)
Sounds like you have your hands full down there.  I am actually jealous!


Ruthie Franczek DVM
Farm & Field Veterinary Services
6827 Underwoods Corner Road
Smyrna, DE 19977
302-659-1000 office
302-632-0150 cell

> Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2013 15:47:50 -0600
> From: una.smith@att.net
> To: msar-riders@lists.ibiblio.org
> Subject: [MSAR] Crossing state lines
>
> The search I am working in northern New Mexico is continuing to tomorrow. Luckily
> the decision to continue was made during regular work hours. I am now working to
> arrange for permission from the New Mexico State Veterinarian to allow horses from
> Colorado to enter New Mexico and vice versa for purposes of this search.
>
> Una Smith
> New Mexico
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