Odd Pet Gazette

35 cents

Volume #1

• NWZAA
• FAQ
• LINKS

Links

To learn what pets are allowed in your area, visit your state's Department of Fish and Wildlife Website.

For the Pacific Northwest:

• Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
• Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
• Idaho Department of Fish and Game
• Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Environmental Protection Division

Contact a local permitted rehabilitation center in your area if you find an injured animal.

For the Pacific Northwest:

• Rehabilitation centers in Oregon
• Rehabilitation centers in Washington
• Rehabilitation centers in Western Washington
• Rehabilitation centers in Idaho
• Rehabilitation centers in British Columbia

More information on the illegal black market pet trade:

• U.S. Government's warning to overseas travelers
• Traffic - Wildlife Trade Monitoring Network

The Oregon Zoo, on behalf of the Northwest Zoo and Aquarium Alliance, created this web site to educate visitors about responsible pet choices. Both the Oregon Zoo and the NWZAA are dedicated to preserving wildlife throughout the Pacific Northwest and across the world. The stories found on the site are false but steeped in actual events. The issues that stories cover are real and we face them everyday.