Mobile restricts wild and exotic animals within city limits. Venomous reptiles, large predators, and primates are generally prohibited. Alabama Department of Conservation regulates wildlife possession.
Mobile restricts keeping wild, exotic, and dangerous animals as pets. Prohibited animals generally include venomous snakes, large cats, bears, wolves, primates, and crocodilians. Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources regulates wildlife possession. Some non-traditional pets may be allowed with proper containment. Owners of permitted exotic animals must maintain secure enclosures.
Keeping prohibited animals results in seizure, fines, and potential criminal charges.
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