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Servals, macaques and geckos - Ireland's exotic rescues

Published by Living Spaces · circa 2 mesi fa

In Ireland, the NSPCA has raised concerns about the lack of education and regulation surrounding the ownership of exotic pets, such as servals, macaques, and geckos. Rescue centers like Secret Valley Wildlife Park and the NSPCA's Small Animals and Exotics Centre are caring for animals that have been abandoned or improperly kept. For instance, Zeus, a serval found in a back garden, highlights the dangers of keeping wild animals as pets, as they require specialized care and can pose risks to owners. The NSPCA advocates for a regulated list of suitable exotic species to prevent mistreatment and ensure that potential pet owners are informed about the specific needs of these animals. With the demand for exotic pets on the rise, the organization emphasizes the importance of responsible ownership and proper education to protect both animals and the public.

Servals, macaques and geckos - Ireland's exotic rescues
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