Anthrax Detected in Goat West of San Antonio

San Antonio, TX, August 14, 2026 —

A goat located west of San Antonio has tested positive for anthrax, a serious and potentially deadly disease. The discovery was confirmed through recent testing.

Anthrax is a bacterial disease that can affect livestock and humans. It is caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis. While the disease can be fatal, prompt detection and appropriate measures are crucial for managing its spread and impact.

Details regarding the specific location of the affected animal within the area west of San Antonio, as well as the timeline of the testing and confirmation, were not immediately available. Further information regarding the goat’s condition and any potential contact tracing or public health advisories will be released as it becomes known.

Authorities are expected to provide updates on the situation, including any recommended precautions for livestock owners and the general public in the affected region. The rarity of anthrax cases in the area makes this detection a matter of note for local agricultural and health officials.

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