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thecaiman
at Wed Jan 30 10:09:25 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by thecaiman ]
thats exactly the whole point, they are making it so conviluted with paper work that none of those departments are going to want to do it and after someone gets that complete run around by half those depts most likely they will give up and thats what they are hoping for, maybe those of you in the industry now in MO will jump through all those hoops but new people forget it theyll give up and go by a dog or something
seriously Pet Stores, Vet clinics everyone that is in anyway shape or form involved within the pet trade needs to get in on this, if you eliminate all those animals from thye pet trade youll have a serious impact on pet stores vet5 clinics etc
the reality is MO will lose all larger snakes/venomous, ods are if enough people get activated they will back off on alot of the other crap within this but their(politicians/humaniacs) goal is to come out strong and extremly overbearing so everyone freaks out in panic, then they will say "hey you willingly give up venomous and larger snakes and well knock the rest out", its to make people submit in fear its makes their job easier
america is rapidly becoming communist
>>Oh my gosh. Do all the county clerks, police and fire departments know about this? Do we really need the police and fire departments to maintain files on every parakeet and goldfish owner. Somebody needs to tell them their jobs are about to get alot funner. I hear they love useless paperwork.
>>Ma'am we'd like to come in and ask you a few questions, are you now or have you ever been a parakeet owner?
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>> 6. Any person issued a permit under this section shall report the presence of a wild animal or animals on his or her premises or otherwise in his or her possession to the clerk of the city, town, or village in which such wild animal or animals are owned, possessed, or harbored. Such report shall be filed annually on a date and in a manner to be determined by the state fire marshal. A separate report shall be filed for each street address at which any such wild animal or animals may be found.
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>> 7. The clerk shall forward a copy of such report to:
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>> (1) The Missouri state highway patrol;
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>> (2) Each appropriate county sheriff and municipal police agency having jurisdiction over such wild animal or animals;
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>> (3) Each fire department serving such location; and
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>> (4) Each ambulance or emergency medical service serving such location.
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RE: MO- bird and reptile ban - thecaiman, Wed Jan 30 10:09:25 2008