The Vesicular Stomatitis Virus (VSV) vaccine is designed to protect animals, particularly livestock, from infections caused by the VSV. This virus can lead to significant health issues in animals, including fever and lesions in the mouth and on the skin. Vaccination helps prevent the spread of the virus, ensuring the health of affected animal populations. The vaccine is typically administered to horses, cattle, and swine, as these species are most susceptible to VSV. Vaccination programs are crucial for controlling outbreaks and minimizing economic losses in the agricultural sector. Regular monitoring and vaccination can help maintain herd health and productivity.