In the United States, ferrets are illegal in California and Hawaii, and in New York City, New York.
The reason ferrets are illegal in some states or cities in the U S - government officials claim that if ferrets are released into the wild, they will establish feral colonies, and prey upon native species. They often cite the problems in New Zealand and Australia with ferrets in the wild preying upon native species causing them to become close to extinction. These ferrets were hybrids between polecats and ferrets mating, that enabled them to survive in the wild. The fact is that domesticated ferrets cannot live on their own in the wild for more than a few days, they have lost any natural instinct to survive on their own, and the ferrets purchased from a pet store are already neutered.
Ferrets should be legal in Georgia if it's in the US ^^ Not True. Not all states/ cities in the US Have Ferrets as legal pets. New York City, New York. Hawaii, And California are the only places in the US where Ferrets are illegal
No, California and Hawaii are the only remaining states where ferrets are still not legal.
Florida
Yes, ferrets are legal in every state in the US, except in Hawaii, California and New York City, NY
Yes, ferrets are legal in every state in the US, except in Hawaii, California and New York City, NY
Domestic ferrets are legal to own in Chicago
Yes, but check with your city government ordinances on companion animals as ferrets may require a permit to own. Ferrets are illegal in the state of California and Hawaii, and in New York City, NY.
You are able to have ferrets in Iowa, there are only a few places that they are banned which are PARTS of New York City, and In California which are trying to be overturned.
Ferrets are legal in Jacksonville, Fl. Check with city hall as you may have to obtain a license for a ferret, like dogs and cats
Ferrets are sold in Scotland. So they must be legal to keep as pets.
Ferrets are legal in many states and countries. It would be impossible to list them all. To check if it is legal to own a ferret where you live contact a local animal shelter or pet store. They should be able to give you the information that you need.
Ferrets are legal to own as companion animals because some people prefer to own ferrets for pets as apposed to a dog or cat