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If someone in California could look it up for the person interested 
in getting a ferret but moving to California with it, there may be
a law about "exotic pets" that allows persons moving to California
from other states to bring pets with them that are normally not
allowed. I know someone who brought in a skunk from Massachusetts
who says there is a certain exotic animal clause, and the owner
has to agree to never sell or give away the animal. This may not
apply to ferrets; I've been given the idea that they take away and
destroy ferrets first, and ask questions second. I didn't get ferrets
until I moved out of California, and I will not take them into 
California when I go back to visit because I fear they will be taken
away. 
And, you people who aren't sure, ferrets cannot reestablish in the 
wild. There are no wild European ferrets left on the face of the 
Earth, and as was being discussed before on rec.pets, if you knew
the breeding conditions for ferrets, you would understand why. 
Ferrets have kind of a bad reputation, which is due to some owners
who do not train them correctly, and the ferrets claw the carpet or
nip the baby as a result. Well, the same thing happens with dogs,
all the time. Ferrets are amazing little animals! m i n s q