Exotic Animal Law Takes Effect In
Posted: Nov 19, 2007 06:50 PM EST
The rules are changing for anyone who owns an exotic pet in
There is now a law requiring special use permits for all exotic pets.
The animals must be inspected once a year, as well as the animals’ homes, all animal sanctuaries and kennels.
The ordinance is effective today.
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