Since its creation in 1974, the Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory's (WADDL) primary objective has been to serve the state of Washington. The laboratory is an integral part of a network of tax-supported state diagnostic reference facilities throughout the U.S. dedicated to the betterment of animal and human health. WADDL has a responsibility to provide appropriate, timely results to safeguard the health of livestock, pets, poultry, and fish in the Pacific Northwest and to protect the public from zoonotic diseases. Advice and consultation are provided to practicing veterinarians, animal industry groups, state and federal regulatory officials, and physicians.
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