On Thu, June 14, 2007 15:41, Holderman, Rhonda, DGF wrote: >That would be fine, thank you for asking. > >Rhonda Holderman >Special Uses Permit Manager >NM Department of Game and Fish >P.O. Box 25112 >Santa Fe, NM 87504 >505-476-8064 >fax 505-476-8166 >[log in to unmask] > > -----Original Message----- > >Mrs. Holderman, >First, I'd like to thank you for clarification on this issue. >And, with permission, I'd like to post your response. > >Sincerely, > >Joan Scheer > >On Thu, June 14, 2007 11:11, Holderman, Rhonda, DGF wrote: >>Ms. Scheer, >> >>Thank you for your comment. The New Mexico Department of Game and >>Fish recognizes that there are domestic ferrets. The importation rule >>applies only to the importation of non-domestic animals. So domestic >>ferrets would not need, nor have never needed an importation permit. >>The black-footed ferrets currently being reintroduced to the wild at >>the Vermejo Ranch in northeastern New Mexico have needed and have >>received permits to be brought into New Mexico. Any non-domestic >>animal being brought into New Mexico needs an importation permit. >>Domestic ferrets, like domestic dogs, cats and rabbits, do not need >>permits. I hope this clarifies this topic for you. If you have any >>questions or further comments, please don't hesitate to contact me. >> >>Thank you, >>Rhonda Holderman >>Special Uses Permit Manager >>NM Department of Game and Fish >>P.O. Box 25112 >>Santa Fe, NM 87504 >>505-476-8064 >>fax 505-476-8166 >> [log in to unmask] [Posted in FML 5639]