AMERICAN FERRET ASSOCIATION, INC. (AFA) POSITION STATEMENT ON FERRET LEGALIZATION Despite a steady, nationwide increase in the acceptance of ferrets as household companion animals over the last twenty-five years – main - American Pet Association - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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