This report details the state of livestock health and disease control in Montana during 1961. The Montana Livestock Sanitary Board and the Montana State Veterinary Surgeon present findings and recommendations concerning animal health, disease outbreaks, and regulatory measures implemented to protect the state's agricultural economy. The document serves as a historical record of veterinary public health efforts and the challenges faced in managing livestock populations.

This report is presented as a historically significant document, preserved for its contribution to the knowledge base of veterinary medicine and public health in the United States. Its republication indicates an effort to make this information accessible to a modern audience, ensuring its continued relevance for scholars and those interested in agricultural history. The text has been proofread and presented in an easily readable format, blending original elements with modern typography.