Iowa Code
Chapter 163 - INFECTIOUS AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES AMONG ANIMALS
Section 163.33 - Feral swine.

163.33 Feral swine.
1. “Feral swine” means any swine running at large.
2. A person shall not knowingly release swine to become feral swine.
3. Upon discovery of feral swine on public or private property, the department may destroy or order the destruction of the feral swine. However, the department shall not destroy the feral swine or order the feral swine’s destruction, unless the department concludes, after conducting a reasonable inquiry in the area where the feral swine is located, that the feral swine’s ownership cannot be determined. The department may call upon a peace officer or appropriate state or federal agency, including but not limited to the department of natural resources or the department of public safety, to enforce this section as set forth in section 159.16.
4. A person may destroy feral swine if the feral swine is on the person’s property or is damaging the person’s personal property. The person shall immediately notify the department of the destruction of the feral swine and allow for possible testing of the feral swine by the department.
5. This section shall not be construed to limit the powers of the department otherwise granted by law.
2020 Acts, ch 1036, §10, 16

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Iowa Code

Title V - AGRICULTURE

Chapter 163 - INFECTIOUS AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES AMONG ANIMALS

Section 163.1 - Powers of department.

Section 163.2 - General definitions.

Section 163.2A - Part — definitions.

Section 163.3 - Veterinary and special assistants.

Section 163.3A - Veterinary emergency preparedness and response.

Section 163.3B - Foreign animal disease preparedness and response fund.

Section 163.3C - Foreign animal disease preparedness and response strategy.

Section 163.3D - Emergency measures — abandoned animals — authorization and seizure.

Section 163.3E - Emergency measures — abandoned animals — dispositional proceeding.

Section 163.3F - Interference with official acts.

Section 163.3G - Veterinary and special assistants.

Section 163.4 - Powers of assistants.

Section 163.5 - Oaths.

Section 163.6 - Slaughter facilities — blood samples.

Section 163.7 - State and federal rules.

Section 163.8 - Enforcement of rules.

Section 163.9 - College at Ames to assist.

Section 163.10 - Quarantining or destroying animals.

Section 163.11 - Examination of imported animals.

Section 163.12 - Freedom from disease — certificate.

Section 163.13 - Certificate attached to bill of lading.

Section 163.14 - Intrastate movement.

Section 163.15 - Tuberculosis — indemnification of owner.

Section 163.16 - Tuberculosis in imported animals — compensation restricted.

Section 163.17 - Local boards of health.

Section 163.18 - False representation.

Section 163.19 - Sale or exposure of infected animals.

Section 163.20 - Glanders.

Section 163.21 - Penalties.

Section 163.22 - Annual estimate.

Section 163.23 - False certificates of veterinary inspection.

Section 163.24 - Using false certificate.

Section 163.25 - Altering certificate.

Section 163.26 - Definition.

Section 163.27 - Boiling garbage — feeding restrictions.

Section 163.28 - Licenses.

Section 163.29 - Penalty.

Section 163.30 - Swine movement — definitions — dealer licenses, permits, and fees.

Section 163.31 - Falsification of certificates — penalty.

Section 163.32 - Exhibitions.

Section 163.33 - Feral swine.

Section 163.34 - Purpose.

Section 163.35 - Definitions.

Section 163.36 - Identification required.

Section 163.37 - Form of identification required.

Section 163.40 - Definitions.

Section 163.41 - License required.

Section 163.42 - Registration of breeding bulls.

Section 163.43 - Certificate required.

Section 163.44 - Records of breeding bull.

Section 163.45 - Denial, revocation, or suspension of a license.

Section 163.46 - Sale of semen.

Section 163.47 - Exemptions.

Section 163.51 - Security measures.

Section 163.61 - Civil penalties.

Section 163.62 - Injunctive relief.