Maryland HB53 prohibits the importation, sale, trade, possession, breeding, or exchange of certain nondomesticated animals.
Maryland HB53 amends criminal law to prohibit the importation, sale, trade, possession, breeding, or exchange of certain nondomesticated animals. Exceptions include certain wildlife organizations, animal control officers, licensed veterinarians, and individuals with disabilities who had lawful possession of the animals before specific dates. The law takes effect October 1, 2026.
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