Defines "wild animal" and "exotic animal," adds certain animals to the non-companion animal list, and requires a license for owners of such animals.
This bill amends the environmental conservation law to define "wild animal" as indigenous, non-domesticated animals native to the country in which they live, and "exotic animal" as a wild animal with an origin of a different continent. It adds certain wild or exotic animals to the list of non-companion animals. Owners of these animals must apply for and obtain a license from the department. The bill includes specific animals such as certain monitor lizards, cetaceans, elephants, hyenas, and various other species.
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