Your Neighborhood Kangaroo

**dtowncitylover** · March-28-17, 03:17 PM

But why.............

Anyone know exotic animal laws? [[A lawsuit would literally be a kangaroo court hehehehehe)

"DETROIT [[WJBK) - A Snapchat video of a man walking a kangaroo in Detroit is quickly making its rounds on the internet.

A man has the animal on a leash and lets it down on the ground. The animal quickly begins hoping down the street, and the man jogs to keep up with it."

http://www.fox2detroit.com/news/loca...44430783-story

**401don** · March-28-17, 05:13 PM

Clearly illegal but exotic animal laws, like most animal abuse laws, are a joke. A fine instead of imprisonment.

**detroitsgwenivere** · March-28-17, 06:09 PM

Maybe the guy doesn't house the roo within the city limits. If he has all the proper state and federal permits, does the current city ordinance prevent him from entering the city with the animal?

**Bigb23** · March-28-17, 06:33 PM

I was surprised from watching a documentary,
that the Amish in Ohio are the biggest Auctioneers of exotic animals such as big cats.

Watch "Elephant in the Room" if you can.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDq3IggJ-88

**ndavies** · March-29-17, 09:35 AM

They interviewed the animals owner on the WWJ radio yesterday. He is licensed to own exotic animals. He brought it into the city for a kids party.

**dtowncitylover** · March-29-17, 10:20 AM

Originally Posted by ndavies

They interviewed the animals owner on the WWJ radio yesterday. He is licensed to own exotic animals. He brought it into the city for a kids party.

How is the legal at all? The website linked in the Free Press article looks cheap and there's nothing about the "owner" or any credentials/license they may have to work with these animals.