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The cost of an exotic pet license to keep an animal as a personal pet depends on your state and the classification of the animal. Some governing bodies may charge as little as $20 to get a license for a sugar glider, whereas others require fees of $500 or more for a dangerous creature like a tiger.

How Do You Get an Exotic Pet Permit in Texas? You can get a permit from the city or county animal control department. If your county does not have a department, you can get a permit from the county sheriff. You generally need to show that you can safely care for and contain the animal.

In Texas, it depends on the type of animal an individual owns. A certificate of registration is required to own a ?dangerous wild animal? such as a lion. Endangered species are illegal to own unless a permit has been filed and approved. Kangaroos do not fall into either category and are legal to own.

To apply for a depredation permit or obtain additional information regarding permits to kill protected birds or wildlife, please contact Texas Parks and Wildlife Department at 1-800-792-1112. An electronic menu system will answer the 800 phone line.

Granted a few of these exotics are regulated and will require permits. Orangutan. Upsplash.com. Orangutan. Capybara. Upsplash.com. Capybara. Hedgehog. Upsplash.com. Hedgehog. Marmoset. Upsplash.com. Marmoset. Zebras. Upsplash.com. Zebras. Squirrel. Upsplash.com. Squirrel. Sloth. Upsplash.com. Sloth. Camels. Upsplash.com. Camels.

Permit-To-Work (PTW) system: A PTW system is a formal written system used to control and execute certain types of jobs safely, which are identified as potentially hazardous. It is also a means of communication between different departments, plant supervisors, operators, agencies etc.

Permits are no longer issued in person over the counter. Once received by our office, please allow 5-7 business days for processing of hard copy applications. For questions or concerns, see the Frequently Asked Questions, or call (866) 470-1308 (toll free).