A foreign animal disease is one which is accepted to be missing from the United States and its domains, however is irresistible to animals or poultry and can possibly cause a huge wellbeing or financial effect. When a contamination has been presented, the spreading can be fast among animals and homesteads. One animal disease that the United States needs to give specific consideration to is African Swine Fever, an exceptionally infectious viral ailment of pigs. Florida is viewed as one of the states where the infection of ASF is destined to be introduced. Foreign animal diseases impact more than livestock production. The danger of infection in one state alone can close down a nation's capacity to send out creatures and creature related items. The loss of creature life can be pulverizing and financial costs identified with sickness control and annihilation can arrive at a large number of dollars. The harm resulting from foreign animal disease doesn't stop with the farming business; financial aggravations incorporate constrained travel and fear among vacationers to visit the Sunshine State.