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On October 17, a Stephens County resident was cited for illegally possessing a female wolf kept as a pet. The wolf was captured and transferred to a permitted facility. Georgia's strict laws prohibit owning wild animals like wolves due to public safety concerns and the potential for disease spread.
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Georgia Resident Fined For Keeping a Wolf as a Pet

by Thom ChandlerOctober 19, 2024October 19, 2024

On October 17, a Stephens County resident was cited for illegally possessing a female wolf kept as a pet. The wolf was captured and transferred to a permitted facility. Georgia’s strict laws prohibit owning wild animals like wolves due to public safety concerns and the potential for disease spread.

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