Shreveport and Louisiana regulate exotic animal ownership. Certain dangerous wild animals require permits. Primates and large predators are regulated under state law.
Louisiana law requires permits for inherently dangerous animals including large cats, bears, wolves, and non-human primates. Venomous snakes are regulated. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries issues exotic animal permits. Shreveport's code may impose additional local restrictions. Animals that pose a threat to public safety or create nuisance conditions are prohibited.
Keeping prohibited exotic animals results in confiscation and fines. Violations of state wildlife permits carry additional penalties.
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