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March 17, 2024

'THE OWNER'S STATE LICENSE TO KEEP THE ALLIGATOR EXPIRED IN 2021'

Authorities seize ailing alligator kept illegally in New York home's swimming pool

Well in that case, sir: Cavallaro said he treated the alligator like it was his kid and that he never put anyone in danger.

(Thanks to The Perts, Jeff Meyerson and Ed. Floden)

New York licenses alligator owners?

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As part of a legal appeal, the man submitted the alligator's DNA to a specialized laboratory in Toronto for testing. The lab results stated the creature is 60% mastiff, 20% Cajun, and 80% dachshund.

Blind Albert & The Gators opened for Sonny Landreth at Jazzfest.

Send the gator to Florida. We need more down here. They pythons have been eating them.

Quick thought.

Why give a damn about licensed alligators in new York when you can do *THIS*.

Did they find any old bones to check for DNA?

I just read the fine print at the bottom of my Florida Driver's License and it specifically says the license includes raising alligators at home. However, it does not say that there is a state reciprocity with New York on this.

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Many states require licenses to keep certain wild animals, and proof of necessity — zoos, education, rehabilitators, etc.

The requirements can be somewhat arbitrary and political. Here in NH I would need a license for an alligator, but I don't need one for a huge monitor lizard or a Burmese Python.

Godzilla is also presumably allowed since he is non-venomous.

Great, now I'm going to have to let my pet alligator go in the NYC sewers.

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