USDA APHIS Animal Care program

Target entity: USDA APHIS Animal Care program
Context triple: [Horse Industry Organizations designated by USDA, supervisedBy, USDA APHIS Animal Care program]

• A. National Animal Disease Center
  The National Animal Disease Center is a major U.S. federal research facility focused on studying and controlling diseases that affect livestock and other domestic animals.
• B. Center for Veterinary Biologics
  The Center for Veterinary Biologics is a U.S. Department of Agriculture unit responsible for regulating and licensing veterinary vaccines, diagnostic kits, and other biological products to ensure their safety, purity, potency, and effectiveness.
• C. Animal Industry Division
  The Animal Industry Division is a branch of Alabama’s state agriculture department responsible for regulating, protecting, and promoting the health and welfare of livestock and other animals within the state.
• D. Center for Veterinary Medicine
  The Center for Veterinary Medicine is a branch of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration responsible for regulating animal drugs, animal food, and related veterinary products to ensure their safety and effectiveness.
• E. National Veterinary Services Laboratories
  The National Veterinary Services Laboratories is a U.S. federal reference and diagnostic laboratory complex that provides animal disease testing, surveillance, and scientific support for national veterinary health programs.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: USDA APHIS Animal Care program
Target entity description: The USDA APHIS Animal Care program is a federal regulatory program responsible for ensuring the humane treatment and welfare of certain animals used in research, exhibition, transport, and by dealers across the United States.

• A. National Animal Disease Center
  The National Animal Disease Center is a major U.S. federal research facility focused on studying and controlling diseases that affect livestock and other domestic animals.
• B. Center for Veterinary Biologics
  The Center for Veterinary Biologics is a U.S. Department of Agriculture unit responsible for regulating and licensing veterinary vaccines, diagnostic kits, and other biological products to ensure their safety, purity, potency, and effectiveness.
• C. Animal Industry Division
  The Animal Industry Division is a branch of Alabama’s state agriculture department responsible for regulating, protecting, and promoting the health and welfare of livestock and other animals within the state.
• D. Center for Veterinary Medicine
  The Center for Veterinary Medicine is a branch of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration responsible for regulating animal drugs, animal food, and related veterinary products to ensure their safety and effectiveness.
• E. National Veterinary Services Laboratories
  The National Veterinary Services Laboratories is a U.S. federal reference and diagnostic laboratory complex that provides animal disease testing, surveillance, and scientific support for national veterinary health programs.
• F. None of above. chosen