Are domesticated silver foxes legal I New York?

No, it is not legal to own a domesticated silver fox in New York. Silver foxes are classified as wild animals and fall under the jurisdiction of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC). While it is legal to own certain types of wild animals in New York, silver foxes are not one of them.

According to the DEC, any person who wants to possess or transport a wild animal must obtain a permit from the agency. However, permits for silver foxes are not available to the general public, making it illegal to own one in the state.

Additionally, the DEC has specific regulations related to the possession and transport of wild animals, including requirements for proper housing and care, as well as measures to prevent their escape or release into the wild. Violating these regulations can lead to legal consequences and penalties.