“…Salmonella Alachua was first described in 1952, during a study of the effects of salmonellosis in pigs in the city of Alachua, Florida, where it was isolated in a soil sample from a pig farm. 8 However, the first reported isolation in animals was in 1955 after several outbreaks of enteritis in chickens from different farms in Bombay, India, that resulted in a considerable loss of birds. 9 Since then, isolation has proved uncommon worldwide, as it is found in human and non-human samples at a rate of from 0.03 to 3.8%.…”