Augusta restricts wild and exotic animals within city limits. Georgia requires DNR permits for inherently dangerous wildlife. Venomous reptiles, large predators, and primates are generally prohibited.
Augusta restricts the keeping of wild, exotic, and dangerous animals. Georgia law (OCGA 27-5-4) requires permits from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources for possession of inherently dangerous wildlife. Prohibited animals include venomous snakes, large cats, bears, wolves, primates, and crocodilians. Some non-traditional pets may be allowed with proper containment.
Keeping prohibited animals results in seizure, fines, and potential criminal charges.
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