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California is home to more squirrel species than almost any other state, yet it is one of the strictest places in the country when it comes to keeping them as pets.
Minnesota is home to dense hardwood forests, sprawling prairies, and a rich variety of wildlife — including several squirrel species that many residents encounter daily.
Squirrels are everywhere in Illinois — darting through parks, raiding bird feeders, and scaling oak trees across the state.
Tennessee is one of a small number of states where keeping a squirrel as a pet is not an outright ban — but that does not mean anything goes.
Capybaras have become one of the most talked-about exotic animals on the internet, and it is easy to see why — they are gentle, sociable, and undeniably charming.
Wisconsin has one of the most permissive regulatory environments for exotic animals in the United States, but that doesn’t mean you can simply bring a capybara home without doing your homework first.
Capybaras have gone from obscure South American wildlife to one of the most talked-about exotic pets on the internet — and if you live in Washington, you may be wondering whether you can actually own one legally.
Capybaras are the world’s largest rodents, and their calm, sociable temperament has made them one of the most talked-about exotic pets in the country.
New Jersey sits in an interesting middle ground when it comes to squirrel ownership.
Florida has a well-earned reputation for permissive exotic pet laws, and squirrels are no exception — but the rules are more layered than a simple yes or no.
Ohio is home to a surprising variety of squirrel species, and it is easy to understand why some residents wonder whether one of these bushy-tailed animals could make a good pet.
Virginia sits in a legally complicated spot when it comes to squirrel ownership.
Indiana sits in an interesting position when it comes to exotic pet ownership — it is one of a small number of states where capybaras are generally permitted at the state level, yet the rules are layered enough that going in without preparation can lead to real legal and practical problems.
Squirrels are everywhere in Texas — darting through backyards, raiding bird feeders, and chattering from oak branches across the state.
Capybaras have become one of the most talked-about exotic pets in the country, and if you live in Michigan, you may be wondering whether you can legally keep one.
Colorado is home to a remarkable variety of wildlife, and squirrels are everywhere — bounding across hiking trails, raiding bird feeders, and darting through city parks.
Minnesota is home to a surprisingly wide range of wildlife, from native snakes to soaring eagles — but what about a 100-pound South American rodent living in your backyard? Capybaras have become one of the most talked-about exotic pets in the country, and Minnesotans are increasingly asking whether they can legally keep one.
Capybaras have gone from obscure South American rodents to one of the most talked-about exotic pets on the internet — and Pennsylvania residents are increasingly asking whether they can legally bring one home.
North Carolina sits in an unusual position among U.S.
If you’ve been wondering whether you can own a squirrel in Arizona, the short answer is no — and the legal framework behind that prohibition is broader and stricter than most people expect.
