[FEL-L] Question

Lynn Culver lynnculver at hughes.net
Fri Aug 1 12:43:45 CDT 2008


It is legal to do so with any non-endangered cats, such as serval or bobcat
or lion.

It is legal to sell an endangered pelt in-state only - it cannot be
advertised, or sold, out of state.

However, in the case of tiger, I believe Congress passed a special federal
law that prohibits the commerical trade of any tiger body part. It's to stop
the Chinese medicine trade, but would apply to the pelt as well.

Lynn

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  Hi all,

  Just wondering if anyone knows if it is legal for a zoo/sanctuary/private
owner to pelt a cat once it has died of natural causes?  If so, is it legal
to sell the the pelt?  What are your opinions on this?

  JL
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