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State of Colorado Information: Venomous snakes (even hognose), alligator snapping turtles, Colorado River toads, cane toads, and degu cannot be sold in Colorado. Any turtle or tortoise under 4 inches cannot be sold in Colorado. Anything poisonous or venomous (i.e. scorpions) needs to be labeled as such.

Colorado allows many different types of pets, including: Alpacas. Donkeys. Bison. Camels. Chinchillas. Hybrid and wild cats. Hybrid and wild dogs. Ducks.

Wildlife Rehabilitation Provisional Application - Provisional wildlife rehabilitation applicants are required to submit an application to the CPW's Special Licensing Unit. The application provides general information from the applicant and sponsor and is signed by both.

Colorado wildlife law generally prohibits the live possession of both native and exotic wildlife. However, Special Wildlife Licenses can be issued which authorize the private possession of live wildlife for a limited number of particular purposes (such as rehabilitation, falconry, or scientific collection).

Permit required prior to entry; permits for circus, exotic, and zoo animals may NOT be obtained using the Online Permitting System (OPS). Issuing veterinarian must submit a copy of the completed CVI and any applicable CPW licenses either by fax (303-466-8515) or email (animalhealth@state.co.us) prior to movement.

Caimans are legal. Alligators and crocodiles require a Commercial Wildlife Park license. Up to four individuals of each of the following species and/or subspecies of reptiles and amphibians may be taken annually and held in captivity, provided that no more than 12 in the aggregate may be possessed at any time.