Wisconsin Statutes

§ 169.42 — Taking custody of captive wild animals.

Wisconsin § 169.42
JurisdictionWisconsin
Ch. 169Captive wildlife

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Wis. Stat. § 169.42 (2026).

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169.42 169.42(1) (1) Intake of wild animals. A conservation warden may take into custody a wild animal that is subject to regulation under this chapter on behalf of the department if the conservation warden has reasonable grounds to believe that the wild animal is one of the following: 169.42(1)(a) (a) An abandoned or stray captive wild animal. 169.42(1)(b) (b) An unwanted captive wild animal delivered to the conservation warden. 169.42(1)(c) (c) A wild animal possessed, taken, introduced, stocked, released, exhibited, propagated, rehabilitated, hunted, sold, or purchased in violation of this chapter, any rule promulgated under this chapter, or any ordinance enacted under s. 169.43 . 169.42(1)(d) (d) A captive wild animal that is not confined as required by a quarantine under s. 93.07 (10)

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Legislative History

169.42 History History: 2001 a. 56 .

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