The Lacey Act - Injurious Species Provisions
The Lacey Act prohibits the import and interstate transport of species listed as 'injurious wildlife' to protect human health, agriculture, and the environment.
Laws filed under this category in plain English.
The Lacey Act prohibits the import and interstate transport of species listed as 'injurious wildlife' to protect human health, agriculture, and the environment.
New York State prohibits the possession, sale, or transport of 'wild animals' as pets, including big cats, venomous reptiles, and primates.
Possession of 'dangerous wild animals' (tigers, lions, bears, etc.) requires a certificate of registration from the local animal control authority.