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If you’re wondering whether you can own a cougar in New Jersey, the short answer is no—not as a private pet, and not under any hobby permit the state offers.
In Vermont, a humane officer generally needs a signed search warrant and a licensed veterinarian standing beside them before they can legally walk onto your property to seize a pet, even after a neighbor has called in a complaint.
A chimpanzee can bite through a coconut shell, outrun a sprinter over short distances, and turn on a familiar caretaker without warning.
A Nebraska hotel can legally charge you $75 to bring your beagle for the weekend, but if that same dog is trained to alert you to a seizure, the front desk isn’t allowed to charge you a dime.
Can hotels charge pet fees in Indiana? For an everyday dog or cat, the answer is yes — Indiana hotels are largely free to set their own pet fees, deposits, and weight limits however they see fit.
If you have ever booked a room at a New Hampshire inn with a dog in tow, you have probably noticed the fee schedule tacked onto the reservation confirmation.
You hear a knock, and it’s not a neighbor — it’s someone wearing an animal control badge, asking to walk through your yard or step inside your home.
Until 2014, California banned dogs from restaurants entirely — patio, sidewalk seating, and all.
Buying a condo in Ohio doesn’t automatically guarantee you can keep the dog, cat, or bearded dragon waiting for you at your new address.
If a Georgia animal control officer knocks on your door, you might assume they carry the same authority as a police officer responding to a 911 call.
Chimpanzees share roughly 98 percent of their DNA with humans, can learn hundreds of sign-language gestures, and retain the strength to snap a grown man’s finger without trying.
Before South Carolina lawmakers closed the loophole in 2018, nobody in state government could say exactly how many big cats were living in backyards across the Palmetto State.
If a stranger with a badge and a clipboard shows up at your fence line asking to look at your dog, most Minnesotans assume they have to say yes.
If you’re wondering whether you can have pets in apartments in New Hampshire, the honest answer is: it depends almost entirely on your landlord.
Bringing a dog onto a restaurant patio in New Hampshire was a flat-out health code violation for decades.
A ring of torn-up turf, a volcano-shaped mound, or a perfectly round hole the width of a pencil can all mean something different is living underground.
If you’re wondering whether hotels can charge pet fees in Louisiana, the answer depends almost entirely on what kind of animal is riding in your back seat.
If you’ve paid $35 a night to bring your dog along on a Nashville trip, you’ve probably wondered whether that charge is even legal.
Not every skilled hunter looks the part.
Can you own a cougar in Vermont? If you’ve imagined a mountain lion pacing a fenced yard somewhere in the Green Mountains, the honest answer changed for good in December 2022.
