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Washington livestock-inspections bill signed into law

Washington Gov. Chris Gregoire has signed into law a bill that necessitates the inspection of livestock animals within 12 hours of their entry into the state. The bill, which takes effect in June, aims to prevent in-state animals from acquiring diseases and enhance the state veterinarian’s fact-finding tools in case of a disease outbreak. The Seattle Times/The Associated Press

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