00:00Navigating state laws and regulations for pet squirrel ownership.
00:05A gray squirrel grips a caged door with tiny paws.
00:09Squirrel ownership depends on state laws, local rules, permits, and species restrictions.
00:16Arkansas allows some squirrel ownership with fewer statewide barriers, though city ordinances
00:21can still block exotic pets.
00:24Idaho homes may keep squirrels under looser state rules, but landlords and local governments
00:29can add restrictions.
00:31Louisiana owners must still check local animal codes before bringing any squirrel into a
00:36neighborhood home.
00:38New Mexico rules leave more room for squirrel ownership, while responsible housing still
00:43requires secure enclosures.
00:45Oklahoma allows some squirrel keeping, but owners must prevent escapes, bites, and unsafe
00:51contact with wild squirrels.
00:53Tennessee residents may face fewer statewide barriers, though wildlife officers can still
00:58enforce species and permit rules.
01:01Utah households must check exotic pet rules carefully before placing a squirrel cage inside
01:07a home.
01:08Virginia laws can vary by animal type and locality, so owners must confirm rules before keeping
01:15squirrels.
01:15West Virginia and Wyoming appear on short legal lists, but county rules can still change what
01:21owners may do.
01:22Nebraska, New Jersey, South Dakota, Delaware, Indiana, Maine, Michigan, and South Carolina add extra
01:30permit steps or species limits.
01:33Cages, permits, city codes, landlord rules, and wildlife officers shape squirrel ownership
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01:40A squirrel presses its paws to wire while an owner reads a permit form at the table.
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