Overview
- Inspectors lifted the precautionary seals after an Oct. 8–11 visit documented compliance with urgent corrective and hygiene measures.
- A clinical review of 493 animals found no skin conditions like those seen in Mina, and 29 PCR tests on nearby specimens were negative for leptospirosis.
- Verified actions included deep cleaning of critical areas, proper use of PPE and handwashing, reinforced fencing, live trapping of feral species, and correct waste handling.
- Profepa will continue welfare assessments across all specimens and determine whether penalties are warranted based on the ongoing case review.
- Mina remains under specialized care at Fundación Invictus in Pachuca with reported early improvement in activity, diet adaptation, and handling response.