Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, Horse Tests Positive for EIA

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture has announced that a stable in Enon Valley, in Lawrence County, has been quarantined after a horse on the premises tested positive for equine infectious anemia (EIA).

There are 34 other equids (including horses, Miniature Horses, and miniature donkeys) on this premises that are under quarantine. The index horse has been stabled at the farm for the past three years, and the state agriculture department is investigating that horse’s movement history and any other potentially exposed horses.

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