Associated Press
Posted on Mon, Dec. 25, 2006
The bill introduced in the last session of the Ohio General Assembly by state Rep. George Distel, a Conneaut Democrat, will be reintroduced in the next session in January.
Among other things, Distel’s bill would require people who possess dangerous wild animals or exotic animals to:
_Obtain a personal possession permit.
_Obtain and maintain liability insurance that covers claims for injury or damage to people or property caused by such animals.
_Post and display signs at intervals of 10 feet along the boundary of the property where the animals are confined, warning the public that a dangerous wild animal or exotic animal is on the property.
_Keep a log of all dangerous wild animals or exotic animals they possess.
_Not tether, leash or chain a dangerous wild animal or an exotic animal outside a cage or allow it to roam.
Source: http://www.legislature.state.oh.us
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