New York S03629 prohibits certain animals from participating in traveling animal acts and bans the Department of Environmental Conservation from.
New York S03629 amends the environmental conservation law to prohibit the participation of certain animals in traveling animal acts. The bill defines "covered animal" to include specific species such as Felidae, kangaroos, non-human primates, bears, and wallabies. It also prohibits the Department of Environmental Conservation from issuing permits or licenses for these animals to participate in traveling acts. The law excludes permanent performing institutions from its scope. Violations carry a civil penalty of up to $1000.
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