Which international program do you report animal disease to?

• A. World Health Organization
• B. World Organization for Animal Health
• C. International Health Organization
• D. World Animal Health Federation

Answer: (B)

The main idea is identifying which international body is responsible for formally collecting and sharing information about animal diseases. The World Organization for Animal Health is the international reference for animal health. It receives official disease reports from member countries, maintains status on reportable diseases, and publishes guidelines and standards for surveillance and response. This centralized reporting system helps detect outbreaks quickly, coordinate control measures, and support safe international trade in animals and animal products. The World Health Organization focuses on human health rather than official animal-disease reporting. The International Health Organization isn’t a recognized agency, and the World Animal Health Federation isn’t the official intergovernmental body for disease reporting.