Are you allowed to keep exotic pets in South Africa? All about the laws and permits you might need here.
Traveling with an exotic pet requires careful planning and adherence to specific regulations, especially when visiting or moving within South Africa.
South Africa has specific laws and regulations governing the ownership and keeping of exotic animals as pets.
The National Environmental Management: Biodiversity Act (NEMBA) is a crucial legislation in South Africa that aims to protect and conserve the country's rich biodiversity.
Things to consider before adopting an exotic pet.
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