CNS News– In New Hampshire, a proposed bill, House Bill 1325, seeks to alter the regulations around owning exotic animals as pets. Currently, individuals in the state must obtain a permit from the Fish & Game Department if they wish to keep animals like kangaroos, monkeys, or raccoons in their homes.
However, if this bill passes, the requirement for a permit would be eliminated, potentially allowing for a wider range of exotic pets in households across the state. Proponents of the bill argue that it would grant individuals more freedom in choosing the type of pets they can keep.
However, opponents express concerns about the welfare of these animals, as well as the potential risks they may pose to public safety and local ecosystems if they were to escape or be released into the wild.
Proposed NH bill would allow kangaroos, monkeys, racoons to be kept as pets | Click on the image to read the full story https://t.co/l36skApx5w
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If House Bill 1325 becomes law, it could mark a significant shift in the regulations governing pet ownership in New Hampshire. Supporters and critics alike are closely monitoring the progress of the bill as it makes its way through the legislative process.