How can you move your goats from Cody Wyoming to Fairbanks Alaska?

Goats can't be moved from Cody, Wyoming to Fairbanks, Alaska. Alaska has strict regulations prohibiting the import of agricultural animals from certain areas due to the risk of disease transmission. To protect their livestock industry and prevent the spread of diseases like Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) found in Wyoming deer and elk, Alaska requires a health certificate and permits from the state veterinarian for any animals entering Alaska. Since CWD is not known to affect goats, permits may be available, but it's important to contact the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game for specific requirements and restrictions when considering transporting goats across state lines.