Eugene follows Oregon state exotic pet laws. Primates, large cats, bears, and venomous reptiles are prohibited without permits under ORS 609.305-609.355.
Oregon prohibits keeping exotic animals as pets under ORS 609.305-609.355 without valid ODFW permits. Prohibited animals include primates, large cats, bears, wolves, crocodilians, and venomous reptiles. Ferrets and hedgehogs are legal in Oregon. Some non-native reptiles and amphibians are permitted. Permits from ODFW may be available for educational or scientific purposes. Eugene follows state regulations through its animal control ordinances.
Keeping prohibited exotic animals without permits carries fines and confiscation of the animal.
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